1.
He denied the accusation hotly.
他激烈地驳斥这个控告。
2.
Attack, criticize or rebuke sb severely
猛烈攻击、批评或驳斥某人
3.
It goes without saying that we have the right to refute them publicly.
不用说，我们有权公开驳斥他们。
4.
It' s difficult to contradict someone politely.
彬彬有礼地驳斥别人是难以做到的。
5.
As for the Flat Earth theory, I believe I could refute it.
至于地平学说，我相信我能驳斥它。
6.
The newspaper defended her against the accusations.
报纸为她辩护, 驳斥对她的指责.
7.
In his editorial, he struck back at the latest law of the tax.
他的社论驳斥了最新的税法。
8.
He knocked the bottom out of the rumours by explaining how matters stood.
他说明了真实情况，驳斥了谣言。
9.
Company chief William Caldwell dismissed such criticism.
公司总裁威廉.考德威尔驳斥这种说法。
10.
The argument can not be refuted at the moment.
这一论点现时还无法驳斥。
11.
This discovery disproved the idea that the world was flat.
这个发现驳斥了地球是扁平的看法。
12.
In a very forceful speech he set about his critics.
他以有力的发言驳斥了他的批评者。
13.
A witty, often caustic remark.
有力的驳斥机智的、常常是尖利刺人的话语
14.
a weak argument set up to be easily refuted.
提出后能被轻而易举驳斥的软弱的论证。
15.
A person engaged in or inclined to controversy, argument, or refutation.
辩论者；争辩者从事或喜欢争辩、辩论或驳斥的人
16.
I only want to think you perfect, and you set yourself against it.
我要把你看作一个完美无暇的人，你就来驳斥。
17.
Has Mr. Chiang or any member of his party ever rebutted this?
蒋先生及其党人曾经对这话提出过任何驳斥吗？
18.
What ever the accuser said, he could give corresponding refutation.
不论控方说什么，他都能给予相应的驳斥。