equivo·cate [ɪˈkwɪvəkeɪt] 动词 不及物动词 书
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They recalculate and equivocate and go about their business.
religion.blogs.cnn.com This is not a house that treads lightly; it doesn't equivocate about being a building in a landscape.
architecturenow.co.nz Who could think that there was any reason to equivocate when it came to an issue like this?
www.independent.ie Production for profit, in contrast, is the dominant mode of production in the modern world system, equivocates profitability and productivity and presumes that the former always equates to the latter.
en.wikipedia.org Without a clear programme of government reforms to promote, he tended to moralise or equivocate.
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