refuted

英 [rɪˈfjuːtɪd]

美 [rɪˈfjuːtɪd]

v.  驳斥; 批驳; 反驳; 否认
refute的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 驳倒，驳斥，批驳（观点、指责或理论）
  If yourefutean argument, accusation, or theory, you prove that it is wrong or untrue.
  1. It was the kind of rumour that it is impossible to refute.
     这是那种让人根本没法批驳的谣言。
• VERB 否认（论点或指责）
  If yourefutean argument or accusation, you say that it is not true.
  1. Isabelle is quick to refute any suggestion of intellectual snobbery.
     伊莎贝尔对于任何关于她恃才傲物的暗示都迅速予以否认。

双语例句

• The speaker refuted his opponent's arguments.
  这个发言人驳倒了反方的观点。
• A string of press releases and full-page advertisements have refuted all the allegations that have appeared in the newspapers.
  一连串的新闻发表，整页的广告反驳了所有曾经出现在报纸上的负面论断。
• The argument can not be refuted.
  这个论点无可辩驳。
• We have refuted him in the press.
  我们在报上驳了他。
• They refuted the 'sophistries of the economists'.
  他们驳斥了“经济学家们似是而非的观点”。
• The argument can not be refuted at the moment.
  这一论点现时还无法驳斥。
• I refuted him easily.
  我很容易就驳倒了他。
• The Audit Office refuted claims that the Beijing Olympics had been the most expensive ever.
  中国审计署反驳了北京奥运会是有史以来最贵奥运会的说法。
• He stepped forward bravely and refuted the lies.
  他挺身而出，对这种谬论加以反驳。
• Criticisms that are not wrong can help remedy our shortcomings while wrong ones must be refuted.
  不错的可以补足我们的短处；错的要反驳。