recanted

recanted

美 [r??kænt] 　英 [r?'kænt]

• v.改變；取消主張；收回前言；撤回聲明
• 網絡一點一點地放棄了

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：recants  現在分詞：recanting  過去式：recanted  

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英漢解釋

v.	1. 改變,取消,護回(主張等) 2. 取消主張;收回前言;撤回聲明;公開認錯

英英解釋

v.	1. to say that something you said was not true 2. to state publicly that you no longer believe something, especially that you no longer have a religious belief or no longer support a political idea

例句

Seven of nine witnesses against Mr. Davis recanted after trial. Six said the police threatened them if they did not identify Mr. Davis.

9名反對Davis的目擊者中就有7名在審判后說如果他們辨認不出Davis警察就會威脅他們。

For the sake of his life, Galileo recanted his views in 1633, admitting that the earth did not spin on its own axis.

為了保住性命，1633年，伽利略被迫宣布放棄日心說，承認地球并不是繞著地軸旋轉的。

Under duress from the Inquisition in 1633, Galileo recanted his theory that the earth revolves around the sun.

一六三三年，伽利略在宗教裁判所的威逼之下，宣布放棄自己的地動論。

She later recanted the confession and has denied wrongdoing, he said.

她后來否認自己的供詞，并否認有任何過錯，他說。

The author of those words has since recanted, and experts are increasingly coming to view happiness as a talent, not an inborn trait.

這些話其后否定本身的作家，專家們正日益將其視為一個天才的快樂，而不是生成的特質。

Hawking could not reconcile the conflict, and a few years ago he recanted his position on information loss.

霍金無能為力，幾年后也放棄了自己對信息消失這一理念的堅持。

She later recanted that confession and has denied wrongdoing.

她之后撤回認罪自白并否認有任何行為不當。