Argument
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定义
an argument (against the death penalty): (反对死刑的)言论,论据,论点
an argument (between two people): (两人之间的)争论,争吵
示例
- "Enriqué : Brent, I hear this argument from Americans all the time, and I think it's a cultural issue more than anything else."
- ""Facts" will not be used in my arguments."
- "Again, your arguments will help me make a decision on our future policy."
- "It is a good argument."
- "It's not a good argument that dinosaurs really existed."
- "Judge : Well, personally I found that argument quite convincing, but, I suppose that legally, you're entitled to defend yourself, Mr. Delavigne."
- "Wow, what an argument!"
- "I trust you both had a chance to put together some compelling arguments?"
- "I'll now hear your arguments."
- "to talk until you're blue in the face - to talk for a very long time without people listening to your arguments"
- "At 2.20pm Luna DeLune claims to have seen Icarus Quincy and Bruno having a heated argument by the coffee machine."
- "If someone isn't hearing my argument, I just turn up the volume until I get a sale."
- "Bruno and his brother Felix have an argument"
- "Polly told me that there was an argument last night, and that you two were having a meeting this morning."
- "I don't like Cheeter's argument, either, but he's got a point: we're a business."
- "An additional argument is that foods obtained within a 150 mile (240 km) radius of your home will likely taste better than those which have been packaged, flown, shipped or driven over longer distances."
练习 1
Philip says he has a date with a person from the accounting department. Philip means that:
Philip says he has a date with a person from the accounting department. Philip means that:
This is not the best choice. To have an "argument" with someone is to "fight" or "disagree" with them. This is not what "to have a date with someone" means.
This is not the best choice. To "have a date with someone" is unrelated to work!
This is not the best choice. The word "date" is often used to designate a particular day of the calendar, such as "March 26, 1929". However, this is not what "to have a date with someone" means.
This is the correct answer. When we say, "I have a date tonight", we mean we have an appointment to meet someone we're interested in having a romantic relationship with. There is also a related verb "to date (someone)". Here's an example: "-Will you go on a date with me tonight? -No, I'm already dating someone else, so I can't go out with you".
进一步了解…
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