controversies

英 [ˈkɒntrəvɜːsiz]

美 [ˈkɑntrəˌvɜrsiz]

n.  (公开的)争论，辩论，论战
controversy的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 争论;争议;辩论
  Controversyis a lot of discussion and argument about something, often involving strong feelings of anger or disapproval.
  1. The proposed cuts have caused considerable controversy.
     削减开支的提议引起了诸多争议。
  2. ...a fierce political controversy over human rights abuses.
     关于侵犯人权问题的激烈的政治辩论

双语例句

• The report reaches some new conclusions, settles some controversies, and ends some long debates.
  报告得出一些新的结论，平息了一些争议，并终结了一些长期辨论。
• Science puts an end to the vagaries of human disputes; research creates controversies.
  科学宣告了人类种种不着调的争议的结束，研究却引发了新的争议。
• Beset with controversies, the Games have perhaps not proved too attractive for many who signed up.
  困扰与争议，奥运会有可能不是太有吸引力了许多证明谁签署了。
• Although many studies have been conducted on the karyotype of rice, controversies still exist among different researchers.
  尽管有许多学者报道了水稻核型的研究结果，但不同学者之间的分歧依然存在。
• Our city fathers wanted the economic benefits, but I guess they didn't foresee the political controversies.
  我们市议员想要经济利益，但是我猜他们没有预见到政治争议。
• Some controversies may be safer to report than others.
  一些争议报道起来会比另一些更安全。
• The great controversies: nature and nurture, free will, consciousness, human differences, self and society.
  最大的争议：先天与后天、自由意志、意识、人类个体差异、自我与社会。
• The role of the judiciary is to decide cases and controversies between adversarial parties, including the government.
  法院的作用是对对抗的当事人（包括政府）之间的案例和冲突做出裁定。
• Even significant controversies may be settled through mediation.
  即使是重大的争议都有可能通过调解解决。
• The judicial process deals not with abstract questions or hypothetical situations but with actual controversies between real parties.
  司法程序解决的不是抽象题目或假想情形，而是真实确当事人之间的事实之意间的事其实争端。