| 释义 |
demurred是demur的过去分词 - v.表示反对；提出异议；拒绝
- n.异议
- 网络提出异议的
过去分词：demurred 现在分词：demurring 第三人称单数：demurs v. object,protest,balk,baulk,doubt 1. | [i] (+ speech) 表示反对；提出异议；拒绝to say that you do not agree with sth or that you refuse to do sth |
| At first she demurred, but then finally agreed. 她一开始表示反对，但最终还是同意了。 |
IDM | They accepted without demur. 他们接受了，没有提出异议。 |
without demur 毫无异议；毫不犹豫without objecting or hesitating | They accepted without demur. 他们接受了，没有提出异议。 |
v. | 1. to delay or try to avoid doing something because of personal reservations or objections 2. to object mildly to something that you do not want to do but have been asked to do 3. to admit the facts of an opposing argument, but object that those facts alone are not by themselves adequate to make the case 4. to state something as a mild objection or a legal demurrer 5. to refuse to do something 1. to delay or try to avoid doing something because of personal reservations or objections 2. to object mildly to something that you do not want to do but have been asked to do 3. to admit the facts of an opposing argument, but object that those facts alone are not by themselves adequate to make the case 4. to state something as a mild objection or a legal demurrer 5. to refuse to do something | n. | 1. refusal or disagreement |
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