argues什么意思 argues音标、翻译、用法
argues音标
[ˈɑ:ɡju:z]
argues翻译
v.
争吵，辩论( argue的第三人称单数 )；坚决主张；提出理由证明；说服
双语释义
v.(动词)vt. & vi. 争吵,辩论quarrelvt. 坚决主张,提出理由证明say why you think sth is right or wrong; provide reasons for or againstvt. 说服,劝说persuade sb by showing reasons for or against an idea or course of action, often with strong feeling
英英释义
argue
v.present reasons and arguments
同义词：reason
have an argument about something
同义词：contenddebatefence
give evidence of
"The evidence argues for your claim"
同义词：indicate
argues用法
词汇搭配
用作动词 (v.)～+名词argue politics for hours辩论政治几个小时argue sb's position争论某人的立场argue the case争论案例～+副词argue acrimoniously剧烈地争论argue calmly沉着地辩论argue forcibly雄辩argue heatedly热烈地辩论argue plausibly似乎有理地辩论argue sensibly敏感地辩论argue shrewdly精明地辩论argue soundly充分地发表议论argue vehemently激烈地辩论argue away找理由把…搪塞过去argue back反驳argue off找理由把…搪塞过去argue out把…辩论清楚,辩出结果argue a matter out把某问题辩个水落石出～+介词argue about为…争论argue about a matter争论某一件事argue against为反对…而辩论argue for为赞成…而争论argue in a circle争论不出结果argue sb into说服(某人)(做某事)argue on讨论,议论,争论argue on a subject就某一题目辩论argue out of说服某人使之不做某事argue over为…争论argue to the contrary提出相反的意见argue with与…争论argue with the facts否认这些事实
词组短语
argue with争论；和…争吵
argue about争论；议论某事
argue for赞成；支持；论证
argue over辩论某事，为…争论
argue against反对；据理反对；争辩
argue on辩论（争论）某事
更多收起词组短语
双语例句
用作动词(v.)We argued her into joining us.
我们说服她参加了宴会。The United States should, he argues, attempt to remain aloof.
他认为，美国应保持超然态度。As we've seen, the experts argue about which diet is best.
正如我们所看见,而专家们争论,是最好的饮食。One student make so bold as to argue with the professor
有个学生真冒失, 竟然和教授争论起来They argued the case for hours.
他们就这个案子辩论了几个小时。
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