con·tro·vert [ˌkɒntrəˈvɜ:t, 美 ˈkɑ:ntrəvɜ:rt] 动词 trans
1. controvert (dispute):
- to controvert sth
- etw anfechten [o. bestreiten]
2. controvert (refute):
- to controvert sth
- etw widerlegen
- to controvert sth
- etw 第三格 widersprechen
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Many unverified cases (claims or traditions) have been controverted by reliable sources.
en.wikipedia.org Doing so would controvert the most fundamental rule of a flexible exchange-rate regime: that each economy can set -- and pursue -- its own monetary-policy goals.
www.project-syndicate.org You may not agree with some of the conclusions but you would be hard put to controvert the facts as they are presented.
www.vanguardngr.com The complainant did not controvert or show the nexus between the accused person and the offences against him.
www.vanguardngr.com I believe the evidence against her was very strong, that it could have merited the participation of the defense to controvert the evidence.
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