1.不承认,否认,推翻(前言),推卸(责任)
1.to say firmly that you have no connection with someone or something or no responsibility for them
1.He disavowed nothing; he seemed as if he would defy all things.
他没有否认什么，他看上去似乎要向一切挑战。
2.Emma Goldman, who conspired to assassinate industrialist Henry Clay Frick in 1892, was an exception, but she later disavowed those tactics.
算是个例外，1892年，她密谋刺杀企业家HenryClayFrick，但后来翻脸不认账。
3.he wanted to "open up a dialogue" with Mexico and Canada, but disavowed the idea of unilateral withdrawal.
他表示希望能与墨西哥和加拿大展开对话，并否认单边退出的说法。
4.The press department of the Indian Embassy in Beijing disavowed any responsibility for the 'Bureau of Immigration of India' Weibo account.
印度驻中国大使馆新闻处否认与“印度移民局”的新浪微博账户有关。
5.After Song dynasty, along with the evolution of Confucianism, the Intelligentsia has disavowed Dong Zhongshu's partial views sharply.
北宋以后，随着儒学的发展，知识界对董仲舒的部分观点进行了比较严厉的否定。
6.The opposition Democratic Party rejected the election results but disavowed the violence, Reuters reported.
据路透社报道，该国反对党民主党拒绝承认选举结果，但否认策动暴力。
7.Goldberg's text deals extensively with the type of vertical split that involves shameful (and disavowed) misbehavior.
高登博的文本广泛地处理牵涉到令人羞愧而被否认的垂直分裂。
8.Her husband disavowed her after 15 years of marriage and six children.
她的丈夫在和她结婚15年有6个孩子后抵赖不认她。
9.He disavowed claims that China seeks to challenge U. S. military superiority or limit freedom of navigation in the South China Sea.
他否认中国试图挑战美国的军事优势，或者限制南海自由通航的声明。
10.Yet unlike some Islamists (but like Turkey's Tarikat Sufi Islamic fraternities), he disavowed all forms of violence.
但他不像一些伊斯兰分子（比如说伊斯兰兄弟会），他反对任何形式的暴力行动。