disputable
英 [dɪˈspjuːtəbl]
美 [dɪˈspjuːtəbl]
adj. 可质疑的; 有争辩余地的; 可商榷的
BNC.46598 / COCA.40352
牛津词典
adj.
- 可质疑的；有争辩余地的；可商榷的
that can or should be questioned or argued about
英英释义
adj
- capable of being disproved
- open to argument or debate
- that is a moot question
双语例句
- In the history of literature, Dingling has been a unique disputable being all the time.
在文学史上，丁玲一直是一个独特的有争议的角色。 - Cultural globalization is a disputable proposal, which some agree on its coming while others deny.
文化全球化是一个充满争议的命题，有人认可它的到来，有人否定它的存在。 - How to define the legal nature of scalping remains a disputable issue in the world securities industry.
摘要如何界定“抢帽子交易”的法律性质，在各国证券界一直存在争议。 - The elimination system to the last teacher is a disputable system in school's personnel system innovation in recent years.
摘要教师“末位淘汰制”是近年来学校人事制度改革中颇具争议性的一项制度。 - Justice has been a disputable subject since ancient times.
正义问题自古以来就是人们纷争不断的话题。 - First, the formulation and concept of capital market is disputable.
首先是资本和资本市场的提法和概念受到争议。 - It is disputable that the dividend policy is very important to the listed company.
股利政策对上市公司发展的重要性，是毋庸置疑的。 - Legal nature of documentary credit is disputable in practice and theories.
关于信用证的法律性质在理论和实践上存在很大争议。 - The author attaches much attention to the psychological status of the cold-blooded killer Perry Smith, which makes the meaning of the title disputable.
作品中作家却用大量笔墨刻画了“冷血”杀手贝利·史密斯的不健全心理，令《冷血》这一题目的含义耐人寻味。 - He made some very disputable claims about his record.
他声称创造了新纪录，那可大有争议。