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

• Both Chinese and Israeli officials have long refuted any purported links between the J-10 and the Lavi.
  以色列和中国的官员很久以前就已经否认了歼十与幼狮之间有所联系的消息。
• Hobbes was only to be mentioned in order to be refuted hence monster of Malmesbury.
  霍布斯唯一被提及的可能就是，作为马姆斯伯里的怪物被驳斥的时候。
• Throughout the campaign, the candidate refuted his rival's criticisms with a series of patented responses.
  在整个竞选中这个候选人用一系列富有特色的回答驳斥了对手的批评攻击。
• The argument can not be refuted.
  这个论点无可辩驳。
• 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 refuted their arguments honorably.
  他体面地驳斥了他们的论点。
• They refuted the 'sophistries of the economists'.
  他们驳斥了“经济学家们似是而非的观点”。
• 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。
• Facts have refuted his views.
  事实否定了他的看法。
• Our representative justly and forcefully refuted the other side's fallacy.
  我方代表理直气壮地驳斥了对方的谬论。