contradicting
v. 反駁,否認…的真實性( contradict的現在分詞 ); 與…發生矛盾,與…牴觸
If you contradict someone, you say that what they have just said is wrong, or suggest that it is wrong by saying something different.
She dared not contradict him...
她不敢反駁他。
His comments appeared to contradict remarks made earlier in the day by the chairman...
他的意見似乎和當天早些時候主席所說的相矛盾。
If one statement or piece of evidence contradicts another, the first one makes the second one appear to be wrong.
Her version contradicted the Govern-ment's claim that they were shot after being challenged...
政府聲稱他們是在受到盤問後被開槍射殺的,而她的說法卻與此相矛盾。
The result seems to contradict a major U.S. study reported last November.
這一結果似乎和去年11月美國研究人員發表的一項重要成果相矛盾。
If one policy or situation contradicts another, there is a conflict between them, and they cannot both exist or be successful.
Mr Grant feels that the cutbacks contradict the Government's commitment to better educational standards.
格蘭特先生感覺這些縮減措施和政府提高教育水平的承諾背道而馳。
Apart from anything else, he comes near to contradicting himself.
不說別的,他幾乎自己就是自相矛盾。
He often talks in circles, frequently contradicting himself and often ends up saying nothing.
他說話經常兜圈子,老是自相矛盾,常常到最後什麼也沒說。
She had a very positive manner, never minded contradicting people flatly.
她專橫自信, 動輒頂撞別人.
These two factors were an entity while seemed contradicting.
這二個因素是個體,當似乎抗辯時.
He depicted the condition the man contradicting the verdict.
他描繪了那個人反駁裁決的情形.