| 词汇 | 据理力争 |
| 释义 | 据理力争 辨形“理”，不能写作“里”；“据”，不能写作“锯”。 辨形“理”，不能写作“里”；“据”，不能写作“锯”。 法文discuter fortement sur un terrain solide 俄文добиваться разумными доводами 德文mit überzeugenden Argumenten für etwas streiten 【注意】含褒义。 反义词 His lawyers argued in court on Monday that the woman's claims of cruel treatment against her were false and were part of the normal“wear and tear” of married life, the newspaper said. She will also present a vigorous case to a special meeting of the Democratic National Committee on May31st that the votes in Florida and Michigan should be counted. But others have argued that foisting human emotions onto animals is unscientific. But I also knew that I was being used by my classmates who just couldn't find their voices and stick up for themselves. Darling, though, is determined to fight those who believe the crisis is over. You can stand up for your right. Women athletes often get a raw deal and I've had to fight for everything I've got. As the coalition's austerity plan was being drawn up last year, the defence secretary fought tenaciously to protect his department from deep cuts. If a review is suspected to be fraudulent, immediately contact the review site to dispute it. Mr Seldes/span> argues that this was unfair. The WTO is not merely a mechanism for the West to fight its own corner against cheaper emerging market exporters. Frequently arrested, he would argue persuasively that he was merely helping unhappy people to carry out their own wishes. He fought his case in various courts. I would also argue that another aspect is: Do not be a slave to performance issues. Always remember, if you believed as they do, you’d probably argue just as hard. Thus, rational truths remain true, although it can be argued by Descartes reasoning that what we consider to be rational truths are a product of our deception. Therefore they started to slander him, but teacher's students may not, they loud argued with these people, argued strongly on just grounds. In the Virginia Act for Establishing Religion Freedom, Thomas Jefferson wrote that “ all men shall be free to profess, and by argument to maintain, their opinions in matters of religion.” Till now, Italy's increasingly geriatric politicians could argue they were responding to a widely shared mistrust of change in a country where change has seldom been for the better. Speed camera expert Dr Michael Clark said: “ There have been a number of incidents where someone successfully contested a case by insisting on seeing the pictures.” |
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