contravened

美 [?kɑntr??vin] 　英 [?k?ntr??vi?n]

• v.背叛(主義)；違反；推翻(論據(jù)等)
• 網(wǎng)絡后面是

詞形變化

第三人稱單數(shù)：contravenes  現(xiàn)在分詞：contravening  過去式：contravened  

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英漢解釋

v.	1. 背叛(主義),抵觸,與...不相容 2. 違反,違背,犯(法等) 3. 否定,反駁,推翻(論據(jù)等)

英英解釋

v.	1. to do something that is not allowed by a rule, law, or agreement

例句

The Pope argued that although the book had the official blessing of the censors, Galileo had nevertheless contravened the 1616 decree.

教皇指出，雖有檢查官正式批準出版該書，但伽利略依然違背了1616年的禁令。

The residents are now considering legal action against the council as they believe the decision has contravened the Commons Act of 2006.

目前，當?shù)?/c>居民考慮采用法律手段組著委員會的這一批準，他們認為這一行為違反了2006年的百科全書法。

A senior Whitehall source insisted, however, MI6 would not have contravened UK law in its handling of the Belhadj case.

然而，英國政府一位高級官員堅稱，軍情六處對貝勒哈吉一案的處理并沒有違背英國法律。

Your behaviour contravened the law of the country.

你的行為觸犯了國家的法律。

By invading the neutral nation, the dictator contravened his earlier pledge to guarantee its independence.

獨裁者入侵了那個中立國，違反了他早先保證該國獨立的諾言。

contravened the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

違反國際人權公約