| 正面 | 2722.dispute 英 [dɪ'spjuːt; 'dɪspjuːt]美 ['dɪs'pjʊt]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1、trace => track.vt. 辩论；怀疑；阻止；抗拒vi. 争论n. 辩论；争吵 例句： 1. The council recently drew fire for its intervention in the dispute.委员会最近因为介入该起争端而遭到批评。 dispute 争论dis-, 分开，散开。-put, 思考，词源同compute, putative. 即不同的思考，引申词义争论。 disputedispute: [13] Dispute comes via Old French disputer from Latin disputāre, a compound verb formed from the prefix dis- ‘separately’ and putāre ‘consider, reckon, think’ (source of a wide range of English words, from computer to reputation). It was originally a commercial term, denoting the calculation of a sum by considering each of its items separately, but its meaning eventually broadened out to ‘estimate, examine, weigh up’ – either mentally or (the sense which prevailed) by discussion with others.The neutral sense ‘discuss’ held centre stage in classical Latin, but later (in the Vulgate, for instance) a note of acrimony appeared, signalling the beginnings of dispute’s current sense ‘argue’.=> computer, count, putative, reputationdispute (v.)c. 1300, from Old French desputer (12c.) "dispute, fight over, contend for, discuss," from Latin disputare "weigh, examine, discuss, argue, explain," from dis- "separately" (see dis-) + putare "to count, consider," originally "to prune" (see pave). Used in Vulgate in sense of "to argue, contend with words." Related: Disputable; disputed; disputing. The noun is not certainly recorded before 1590s (disputacioun in that sense is from late 14c.)." |