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| 51. | retorted the defendant. |
| 这个被告反驳道， |
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| 52. | evidence rebutting an assertion |
| 反驳某一意见的 |
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| 53. | rebutable presumptio |
| 可反驳的推定 |
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| 54. | an answerable argument |
| 可以反驳的议论 |
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| 55. | `Nonsense!' she retorted. |
| 她反驳说,｀一派胡言!＇ |
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| 56. | To move, act, or respond so as to be in opposition. |
| 逆向移动，对着干；反驳 |
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| 57. | an irrefutable argument |
| 无法反驳的论点 |
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| 58. | Pardon me for [Pardon my] contradicting you. |
| 原谅我反驳你。 |
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| 59. | He contradicted me openly . |
| 他公开反驳我。 |
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| 60. | What ever the accuser said, he could give corresponding refutation. |
| 不论控方说什么，他都能给予相应的驳斥。 |
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