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| 61. | a cheap gibe, joke, remark, retort, etc |
| 低级的嘲弄、 玩笑、 言语、 反驳等 |
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| 62. | an act in retaliation or response. |
| 反驳报复或回应的行为。 |
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| 63. | Her roommate's retort made her angry. |
| 她同屋的反驳使她生气。 |
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| 64. | Disagreeing Contradicting Other People's Opinions |
| 不同意或反驳他人的意见 |
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| 65. | Madame sternly retorted, "I tell you a good deal like." |
| 老板娘板起面孔反驳，“我说很像。” |
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| 66. | "No," he countered, "they exist in real life, too. |
| “不，”他反驳道，“现实生活中也有。 |
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| 67. | He retorted that it was no business of mine. |
| 他反驳说我管不着(参看 1 a)。 |
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| 68. | She retorted upon him, saying he was to blame. |
| 她反驳他，说他不好。 |
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| 69. | The act of refuting or disproving. |
| 反证，反驳拒绝或不同意的行为 |
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| 70. | "Yes, but this is different," Martin objected. |
| “不错，可这事不同，”马丁反驳，“她…… |
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