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arguably ['ɑ:gjuəbli]
ad. 可论证地(可辩论地)
arguably
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as can be shown by argument
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she is arguably the best
as can be shown by argument
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she is arguably the best
- This story arguably is the most important of our time and is far from melodramatic.
- With financial liquidity "arguably low" now, she said, she advises against too much exposure to OTC stocks.
- GOP Sen. Thad Cochran of Mississippi was arguably the biggest winner among them. He faces no Democratic opposition in the fall and is thus assured of a new term.
- Over the next decade, Shropshire should become more firmly embedded into the national transport system. In economic terms, arguably the biggest boost will come from the extension of the M54 motorway to Shrewsbury.
- The 1972-74 A's, arguably baseball's best team of the last three decades, won championships while averaging under one million in annual home attendance, and the franchise was thought to be shaky until quite recently.
- This was From the House of the Dead, arguably the most suited to concert performance.
- For two years, animal trainer Gunther Gebel-Williams has been bidding farewell in what has arguably been one of the longest exits in entertainment history.
- The mixture of budgets was bad politics and arguably has been bad policy.
- In the last year, for instance, the asking rental for the Sparks shop, arguably the best in Mount Street, has dropped over Pounds 20,000 to Pounds 64,000 per annum for a full repairing lease.
- The Minzah in Tangiers remains, arguably, the most attractive hotel in Morocco. Eating out Moroccan cooking ranks, alongside Turkish food, as the most refined in the Mediterranean.
- Walking away from a partial flotation of the US business last month was curious enough - although the Dollars 18 a share offered by institutional investors was arguably a little mean.
- Tongue-Tried We're going to suffer quite awhile With "arguably," I fear; And "decimate," I'm sad to state, Grates constantly on the ear.
- We'd like to see them give up their commitments abroad and work only in France." Ferre, 44, will be giving up designing couture under his own name in Milan, to design for Dior _ arguably the most prestigious couture label in the world.
- Because of the complexities of business, it was possible to adopt a number of completely different, but arguably equally acceptable, ways of looking at the same result.
- Though arguably not a particularly profound man, Peter was never too tired or drunk to study how things worked, a human body (he dissected an aunt), a clock, a cannon or a boat.
- "They can at least arguably stand a reduction," said Frenzel, who is retiring from Congress.
- David Letterman, arguably the Sultan of Sarcasm, recently needled Miller for making a particularly esoteric reference.
- The Dollars 6bn bill is roughly double what Ford spent in the mid-1980s developing its Taurus car, arguably the most successful US car of the past decade.
- However good Karaoke and Cold Lazarus may be, The Singing Detective from 1986 will always be seen as a - arguably the - chief milestone in the first 50 years of the development of television drama.
- Indeed, France has already enhanced its competitive position over Germany since the last ERM realignment in 1987. Suggestions that the two countries are considering early monetary union thus make commercial as well as, arguably, political sense.
- Most took care to explain their distinctive policy platforms, and although Polish voters have arguably endured too many elections in recent years, more of them than on some previous occasions turned out to exercise their choice.
- This demand is not imposed on road building, which arguably enhances property values still more.
- And now, the same kind of heat is directed at Mr. Cisneros, arguably the nation's most popular Hispanic politician.
- Still, the loss of what is arguably one of the premier sports shows of the year carries significant costs.
- If the international and domestic tourism components are taken together, the industry is arguably Australia's biggest. Judging by BTR figures, no investment institution of any standing can afford not to have exposure to the industry.
- The decision of Toyota to go to the county was not only the investment coup of the 1980s. It was also, arguably, the single most significant corporate decision to have affected Derbyshire for a generation.
- Losses on shares held in a Pep are arguably worse than those held outside.
- The Olympic committees of the smaller nations - arguably, those with the greatest need for cash - will get about Dollars 15,000 plus Dollars 400 per athlete sent to Barcelona.
- Adds George Treister, a bankruptcy lawyer in Los Angeles: "In these newer, bigger cases, with companies that are arguably solvent, it's natural that shareholders would become more aggressive."
- Nelson Mandela, who turns 70 on Monday, is arguably the world's most influential prisoner.
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