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

• If they were not, the issue was disputable.
  假如情况不是这样，那就很难有把握了。
• 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。
• I do not therefore baffle the reader with disputable statistics.
  因此，我不想拿一些值得争论的统计数字来为难读者。
• 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。
• 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。
• Some disputable theories and practical questions have been clarified with the endorsement of the new Chinese Criminal Law, which have further consummated Chinese Criminal Law System.
  随着新刑法颁布实施，一些法学理论界经常争议的理论和实践问题得到了明确，进一步完善了我国的刑法体系。
• If the doctrine of innate ideas be itself disputable, there seems to be little hope of establishing an opinion. ( No.43)
  如果固有的教条本身都争论不清，那么建立一种观念的愿望会很渺茫。
• Lincoln's attitude towards slavery during the American Civil War remains a disputable issue in history circles.
  美国南北战争中林肯对废除奴隶制所持的态度至今还是史学界争论的一个问题。
• The referee's decision was disputable.
  裁判员的裁决有争议。
• Justice has been a disputable subject since ancient times.
  正义问题自古以来就是人们纷争不断的话题。