retorts

英 [rɪˈtɔːts]

美 [rɪˈtɔːrts]

v.  (生气或幽默地)反驳，回嘴
n.  (生气或幽默的)回应，反驳; 曲颈甑; 曲颈瓶; 蒸馏器
retort的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 反驳;回嘴
  Toretortmeans to reply angrily to someone.
  1. Was he afraid, he was asked. 'Afraid of what?' he retorted...
     有人问他是否害怕。“害怕什么？”他反问道。
  2. Others retort that strong central power is a dangerous thing in Russia.
     其他人反驳说强大的中央集权在俄罗斯是很危险的。
  3. Retortis also a noun.
     
  4. His sharp retort clearly made an impact.
     他尖刻的反驳显然起了作用。

双语例句

• Americans do n't know what work is, retorts another.
  “美国人不知道什么是工作，”另一位反驳道。
• These were just fishing agreements, retorts Peru.
  而秘鲁却反驳那只是一个捕鱼协议。
• Sharp retorts roll off the tongues of the people he characterizes.
  尖锐的反驳滔滔不绝地出自他所塑造的人物之口。
• Be careful to avoid clever retorts or comedic one-liners here.
  小心，不要用“聪明的狡辩”或幽默来回答。
• Armenia retorts that it is up to Turkey to prove that its overtures are not designed solely to kill the genocide resolution;
  亚美尼亚则反驳道，这取决于土耳其证明其提议不是单纯有意的阻扰种族灭绝议案；
• China retorts that it cannot be expected immediately to adopt rules written for rich countries, especially since those nations violated such principles globally for decades.
  中国反驳道，不能指望它会立即采用为富国制订的规矩，特别是因为那些富裕国家也曾在全球长期违反这些原则。
• Unfortunately it has caused ulcers and snappy retorts to anyone around me.
  不幸的是，它引起的溃疡和瞬间反驳了我周围的人。
• How persuasive are these answers? Both invite robust retorts.
  这两个答案都有值得反驳之处。
• However, these retorts were still dangerous to operate.
  虽如此，这类高压杀菌锅的操作仍有危险。
• His success strongly retorts the rumor that Chinese are genetically weak in the track and fields.
  他的成功雄辩地反驳了认为中国人在体质上不善于田径运动的说法。