disputable

英 [dɪˈspjuːtəbl]

美 [dɪˈspjuːtəbl]

adj.  可质疑的; 有争辩余地的; 可商榷的

法律

BNC.46598 / COCA.40352

牛津词典

adj.

• 可质疑的；有争辩余地的；可商榷的
  that can or should be questioned or argued about

英英释义

adj

• capable of being disproved
  Synonym:debatable
• open to argument or debate
  1. that is a moot question
  Synonym:arguabledebatablemoot

双语例句

• The author attaches much attention to the psychological status of the cold-blooded killer Perry Smith, which makes the meaning of the title disputable.
  作品中作家却用大量笔墨刻画了“冷血”杀手贝利·史密斯的不健全心理，令《冷血》这一题目的含义耐人寻味。
• The fact that these matters are disputable reveals the spirit that the multilateral trade system encourages competition.
  以上行为具有可诉性体现出了多边贸易体制保护竞争条件的精神。
• The two views are quite different, and which one is right is still disputable in political economy.
  两者的观点是不同的，谁是谁非，在政治经济学上是有争议的。
• Translation equivalence, as a disputable issue, has been discussed for over 2000 years in translation studies.
  翻译等值，历来是一个有争议的话题，在翻译史上，对该问题的探讨已持续了两千多年。
• A new way to select talent: from disputable persons
  人才选拔的新视角&优秀人才要到有争议的人中去寻找
• Teachers'discipline power is a quite disputable issue, but also a problem that can't be avoided.
  教师惩戒权是一个颇有争议的问题，同时也是一个不容回避的问题。
• The referee's decision was disputable.
  裁判员的裁决有争议。
• It is disputable that the dividend policy is very important to the listed company.
  股利政策对上市公司发展的重要性，是毋庸置疑的。
• In the history of literature, Dingling has been a unique disputable being all the time.
  在文学史上，丁玲一直是一个独特的有争议的角色。
• Compared with the legal rules, legal principles are more disputable in the western law fields.
  与法律规则相比，法律原则在西方法学界引起了更多的争议。