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| /dɪˈspjuːt/ |
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| /ˈdɪspjuːt/ |
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| | a serious disagreement , especially one between groups of people that lasts for a long time （尤指长时间的）争论，争端，纠纷 | +between a territorial dispute between rival gangs 敌对帮派间的地盘纠纷 | | +over a dispute over pay 工资纠纷 | | +with Monroe’ s behaviour eventually led to a dispute with the referee. 门罗的行为最终导致与裁判员发生争执。 | |
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| - | beyond dispute
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| impossible to disagree with |
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| The main part of his argument was beyond dispute. 他的主要论点无可置疑。 |
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| - | in dispute
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| 1 | involved in a public disagreement about something 在争论中 | +with Clerical workers found themselves in bitter dispute with the hospital management. 职员们发现自己与医院管理层激烈争论起来。 | | +over We are in dispute over the terms and conditions of his employment. 就他雇用合同的条款问题我们发生了争论。 | |
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| 2 | if facts are in dispute , people disagree about them 有争议的 | The facts in this case are not in dispute. 这个案子的事实无可置疑。 | | It is not in dispute that Mr Turner has suffered serious injuries. 特纳先生受了重伤，这是无可争议的。 | |
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| - | open to dispute
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| if something is open to dispute , people disagree about it |
| 尚有争议的 |
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