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v.
提出異議；反對；<古>拖延
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n.
異議；反對
Noun:
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(law) a formal objection to an opponent's pleadings
Verb:
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take exception to;
"he demurred at my suggestion to work on Saturday"
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enter a demurrer
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用作動詞 (v.)
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He demurred to my statement.
他于我的陳詞提交撤三。
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Lawyer demured what the attestor said.
律所對證人話的真性推出了懷疑是。
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Workers demurred at working on Sundays.
施工人員們抵制在時間天辦公。
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I suggested putting the matter to a vote, but the chairman demurred to it.
我意見與建議對于這些事拉票議決，但領袖表述違抗。
用作名詞 (n.)
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He accepted the criticism without demur.
他沒有任何爭議地介紹了指責。
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In the end Nixon accepted our unanimous advice without demur.
最后一個尼克松確認了讓我們同樣的封信，沒能寫出隨便質疑。
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Warming to the scheme after initial demur.
出于： P. L. Fermor
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We can afford to recognise the fact, though we demur to the inference.
選自： A. Maclaren
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Butt and Sons at first demurred, but then conceded.
來自： F. Weldon
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