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defy 【DEFY】The driver of the car was defying the traffic law by speeding. 这汽车驾驶员超速，藐视交通规则。【重点词汇】defy v. 藐视 n. defiance

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[dɪ'faɪ] 
defyresist or confront with resistance
To defy is to openly refuse to do something. You can defy the no-costumes-in-class rule if you wear your fairy wings to school, but just don’t try to defy the laws of gravity unless you can actually fly.
If you deliberately break a rule or ignore an order, you defy, or resist, that rule. The word defy comes from the Latin word disfidare for "renounce one's faith." So if you're expected to be faithful to a certain law or rule but you refuse to be, you defy it. There are different ways to defy — defy your parents by staying out past curfew, or defy common sense by walking in with shoes on your head.
All forms of 'defy' will appear on average once every 164 pages.defiancedefiantlydefiantdefy

Front	defy
Pron	[dɪ'faɪ]
Back	【DEFY】 The driver of the car was defying the traffic law by speeding. 这汽车驾驶员超速，藐视交通规则。【重点词汇】 defy v. 藐视 n. defiance
Vocab	defyresist or confront with resistance To defy is to openly refuse to do something. You can defy the no-costumes-in-class rule if you wear your fairy wings to school, but just don’t try to defy the laws of gravity unless you can actually fly. If you deliberately break a rule or ignore an order, you defy, or resist, that rule. The word defy comes from the Latin word disfidare for "renounce one's faith." So if you're expected to be faithful to a certain law or rule but you refuse to be, you defy it. There are different ways to defy — defy your parents by staying out past curfew, or defy common sense by walking in with shoes on your head. All forms of 'defy' will appear on average once every 164 pages. defiance defiantly defiant defy

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