英语例句

含「argue」的例句共 74 条

• Miller starts to argue with Alice.

  米勒开始和爱丽丝争论。

• Sony’s co-founder, Akio Morita, had to battle with his own engineers and executives who argued that a tape-player without a recording function would never work.

  索尼的共同创始人，盛田昭夫，还不得不为此与它的工程师们和高层管理人员进行斗争，而那些人认为这一没有录音功能的卡带机将不会有什么作为。

• Scott argues that Dowie's thesis ignores considerable evidence that hourly productivity improves when hours are reduced from a high base level.

  斯科特认为，道伊的论文忽略了相当多的证据，即当工作时间从较高的基础水平减少时，小时生产率就会提高。

• Although you enjoy the game quite a lot, not wanting to argue with them, you go along with the crowd.

  虽然你很喜欢这项运动，不想和他们争论，但你还是随了大流。

• As for your father, it's difficult to argue with his mind.

  至于你父亲，很难跟他争辩。

• Today, nobody in the district argues about the importance of improved paths and inexpensive means of transport.

  今天，这个地区没有人会讨论改善道路和廉价交通方式的重要性。

• Activists argue that the disposable chopstick habit could gradually be phased out on an individual basis.

  积极者则辩称使用一次性木筷的习惯可能会逐渐被个人所淘汰。

• The future of Wenzhou will now lie in providing services to these less developed areas, argues one button and zipper factory owner.

  温州的未来在于为这些欠发达地区提供服务，一名纽扣和拉链工厂主这样说。

• Maria argued with Felicia.

  玛丽亚和费利西亚吵架了。

• Maria and Felicia argued a lot this week.

  玛丽亚和菲丽莎这周吵得很凶。

• The next day, Matt and I argued about whether or not to tell Mr. Henrik.

  第二天，我和麦德就该不该把事情告诉亨利克先生争论了一番。

• The charge was strongly denied by WWF, which argues that it seeks a "constructive dialogue" with industries.

  这项指控被WWF强烈否认，WWF辩称它寻求与工业的一段“建设性的对话”。

• This argues that particles are not separate from space and time.

  这个理论认为粒子的时空不可分割。

• Don't argue with your parents. They truly care about you.

  不要和父母吵架。他们是真的关心你。

• None of us believed the time traveler, and we argued with him for many hours.

  我们没有人相信时间旅行者，还和他争论了好几个小时。

• I will have to argue this out with you another time.

  我下次再跟你把这件事辩个明白。

• But Ashe and others argued that the "threatened" tag gave the federal government flexibility to try out new, potentially less confrontational conservation approaches.

  但是阿什和其他人称，“受到威胁”这一标签让联邦政府能够灵活地尝试全新的且相对不易发生冲突的保护措施。

• The patient argued, "You can't deny the existence of the North Pole."

  病人说：“但你不应该否认北极的存在。”

• As Princeton Professor Alan Blinder says, "She's smart as a whip, deeply logical, willing to argue but also a good listener."

  正如普林斯顿大学教授艾伦·布林德所言：“她聪明绝顶，逻辑性强，乐于争论，但也是一个很好的倾听者。”

• He argues that our evolutionary roots mean we still depend heavily on physical and face-to-face contact to be able to create ties.

  他认为，我们的进化根源意味着，我们仍然极大依赖身体及面对面的接触来建立联系。

• Necktie knockers argue that a piece of fabric dangling under your chin – a trend that dates back to the 17th century – is just a pointless piece of decoration.

  一味批评领带的人主张，一块悬挂在你下巴下方的布料——一个追溯到17世纪的趋势——仅仅是一个没有意义的装饰。

• If these silent genes are somehow switched back on, they argued, long-lost traits could reappear.

  他们认为，如果这些沉默的基因以某种方式被重新激活，长期丢失的性状可能会重新出现。

• They argued that his presence in the town could only stir up trouble.

  他们争辩说他在城里出现只会搅起麻烦。

• Gretchen, a poorly-dressed little girl, did not argue or fight with the rest, but remained standing quietly far away from them.

  格雷琴，一个衣衫褴褛的小女孩，没有和其他人争吵或打架，而是静静地站在远离他们的地方。