arouse controversy

英式音标：[əˈrauz ˈkɔntrəvə:si]

美式音标：[əˈraʊz ˈkɑntrəˌvɚsi]

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词义：

释义

引起争议；

用法：

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

These two issues have caused controversy abroad.
这两个问题在国外曾引起争议。

The growing controversy over bio-fuels is also on the agenda.
日益引起争议的生物燃料开发也是议题之一。

权威例句

New York state's aggressive pollution-prevention efforts arouse controversy among business owners

Soviet Missile Tests Near Hawaii Arouse Controversy

Ontario's Mental Health Act: proposed changes arouse fierce controversy.

A Study of “Arouse through Poetry; Establish through Proprieties; Complete through Music.”

The Bishop Controversy

More Spin than Science: Risk Communication about the H5N1Bioengineering Research Controversy

Science versus Spin: How Ron Fouchier and Other ScientistsMiscommunicated about the Bioengineered Bird Flu Controversy

The Art of Controversy, by Arthur Schopenhauer

The Vietnam Wall Controversy - Round 3 - October 1981-January 1982

Pandora: A Refreshingly Old-Fashioned Controversy

造句：

1. Early American weathervanes were most often cut from flat wooden boards.

美国早期的风向标大多截自平直的木板。

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2. Students often travel hundreds of miles to get here.

学生常常赶数百英里的路来到这里。

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3. If a baby is thirsty, it feeds more often.

婴儿要是渴了，就会吃得更频繁。

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4. All too often they become enmeshed in deadening routines.

他们时常陷入枯燥的日常事务之中。

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5. The manifesto is long-winded, repetitious and often ambiguous or poorly drafted.

这份声明冗长繁复，多处存在歧义或行文拙劣。

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