debatable

形容词可争辩的; 成问题的; 未定的

形容词

1. 可争议的：- antipathy 憎恶,反感 | - debatable 可争议的 | - ingenious 创造性的, 天才般的

2. 争议的：debasement 降低 | debatable 争议的 | debate 辩论

3. 也不一定的：...snapping. - Clapping's easier.|- 打响指 - 鼓掌容易多了 | Debatable.|也不一定的 | I can't help you.|我帮不了你

4. 可争论的/成问题的/未决定的：debasement /[品性等] 降低/变造/ | debatable /可争论的/成问题的/未决定的/ | debate /讨论/辩论/争论/讨论会/熟虑/争/便难/辩/咯/

1. 有争议的;有疑问的;未定的
    If you say that something is debatable, you mean that it is not certain.

    e.g. Whether we can stay in this situation is debatable...
           在这种情况下我们能否留下还很难说。
    e.g. It is debatable whether or not antibiotics would make any difference...
           抗生素能否起到什么作用还无法定论。

1. So whether it is going to carry some real meaning this time or become yet another toothless regulation is truly debatable.

2. People often classify bosses in the industry simply as businessmen and good agents, which is very debatable in my view.

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3. But Ma said he remained cautious on the actual effects of implementing the policies, because sales control remains a debatable tool for supervising the market.

4. Also, her contention that Iraq was trying to develop nuclear weapons has become debatable.

5. The practicality of higher heels for trudging through snow and ice pumps is debatable, but such elegant footwear is certainly flattering to wear.

6. Lazio took the lead against Reggina through a highly debatable penalty after Simone Inzaghi went down inside the area and converted the resulting spot kick.

7. Replays of debatable incidents which do not involve goals or dismissals will be replaced with more analysis of team tactics.

8. How the burden of fighting air pollution should be fairly distributed among individuals, enterprises and the government is a debatable issue.

9. At the beginning of another new school semester, the safety of school buses has again become a debatable topic.

10. The other debatable point is whether public security bureaus should continue to manage detention centers.

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