He always flies into a tantrum when he’s contradicted. 每当不如意时他就会大发脾气。
I doubt not any ones contradicting this. 我不担心有人反对这一点。
They contradict each other all the time. 他们总是相互抵触。
He will jump on anyone who contradicts him. 谁不同意他, 他就骂谁。
We tripped him up and he contradicted himself. 我们使他的话相矛盾。
Your actions contradict your declared moral principles. 你的行为违背了你宣称的道德准则。
She waxes righteously indignant if anyone tries to contradict her. 如果有人想反驳她,她说起话来就会义愤填膺。
His statement contradicts with the facts. 他所说的话与事实矛盾。
It's difficult to contradict someone politely. 彬彬有礼地驳斥别人是难以做到的。
But the official denials were contradicted by Pakistani civilian officials and villagers in Angor Adda. 但此官员的否认与巴基斯坦当地官员和村民的话相矛盾。
The reports contradict each other. 这些报告相互矛盾。
He contradicted his own statement. 他否认他自己说过的话。
However, a minority partially assume a gender that contradicts their physical sex ( transvestism ), and for an even smaller minority such an inversion is complete ( transsexualism ). 但是,少数人部分地认定与自己身体性征相矛盾的性别( 易装癖 ),甚至有更少的人完全地认定与自己身体性征不一致的性别( 易性癖 )。
In classical logic, a contradiction consists of a logical incompatibility between two or more propositions. It occurs when the propositions, taken together, yield two conclusions which form the logical, usually opposite inversions of each other. Illustrating a general tendency in applied logic, Aristotle's law of noncontradiction states that "One cannot say of something that it is and that it is not in the same respect and at the same time."