contradict
verb
ˌkɒntrəˈdɪkt
verb
1
to
disagree
with
something,
especially
by
saying
that
the
opposite
is
true
反驳,驳斥
I,T
Deborah
opened
her
mouth
to
contradict,
but
closed
it
again.
黛博拉张嘴想要反驳,但又把嘴闭上了。
Dad
just
can’t
bear
to
be
contradicted.
爸爸就是受不了有人反驳他。
The
article
flatly
contradicts
their
claims.
这篇文章断然驳斥他们的说法。
2
if
one
statement,
story
etc
contradicts
another,
the
facts
in
it
are
different
so
that
both
statements
cannot
be
true
〔说法、真相等〕与…抵触,与…矛盾
T
The
witness
statements
contradict
each
other
and
the
facts
remain
unclear.
目击者的说法互相矛盾,真相依然未明。
3
contradict yourself
to
say
something
that
is
the
opposite
of
what
you
said
before
自相矛盾
Within
five
minutes
he
had
contradicted
himself
twice.
五分钟内他就两次自相矛盾。