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小词详解 | dissent
dissent 英 [dɪˈsent] 美 [dɪˈsent]
One member dissented from the report, calling its support for free speech “too facile and simplistic”.
一位成员不同意这份报告,称其对言论自由的支持“太过肤浅而简单化”。
——《经济学人》To move toward a more equitable system, we must reject efforts to sow dissent between minority communities, as Mr. Blum is doing.
为了走向一个更公正的制度,我们必须拒绝那些在少数族裔群体中制造分歧的努力,布卢姆正在做的就是那样的事。
——《纽约时报》
[动词] 持有或表达与普遍意见或官方意见不一致的意见
没有人反对统一的决定。
No one dissents from the decision to unify.
我做了个表示不同意的手势。
I made a gesture of dissent.一致通过了这项决议案
approved the resolution without dissent
他因不服裁判而被罚下场。
He was sent off for dissent.
- Who is the judge?
- The judge is God.
- Why is he God?
- Because he decides who wins or loses, not my opponent.
- Who is your opponent?
- He doesn't exist.
- Why does he not exist?
- Because he is merely a dissenting voice to the truth I speak.
diverge: (of an opinion, theory, or approach) differ demur: raise objections or show reluctance repudiate: deny the truth or validity of