avers

英 [əˈvɜːz]

美 [əˈvɜːrz]

v.  断言; 确认
aver的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 断言;坚称
  If youaver thatsomething is the case, you say very firmly that it is true.
  1. He avers that chaos will erupt if he loses...
     他断言，如果他失败将会爆发动乱。
  2. 'Enter-taining is something that everyone in the country can enjoy,' she averred.
     “娱乐消遣是每个国民都能享受的事，”她坚定地说。

双语例句

• The long wait before earnings started to flow is, Sir Anthony avers, something that ordinary investors would never have had the patience for if the company had been publicly quoted.
  安东尼爵士认为，如果杰西博是上市公司，普通投资者决不会有耐心等待那么长时间才实现盈利。
• He avers that chaos will erupt if he loses
  他断言，如果他失败将会爆发动乱。
• Seal cutting with Chinese calligraphy and painting is as avers passed down the unique art in China.
  篆刻与中国的书法、绘画一样，是从古至今传承下来的独特的中国艺术形式之一。
• "Light", as a kind of unique effective visual language, avers has been played an important role in the painting, present a unique charm, affect the development of the painting in the western painting has important role.
  光线，作为一种独特有效的视觉语言，从古至今一直在绘画中扮演着重要角色，呈现出独特的魅力，影响着绘画艺术的发展，对西方绘画有着重要的作用。
• Maotai liquor produced by exceptionally good quality, avers early controversial.
  茅台所产的酒质量特别好，从古至今早有定论。
• He avers he will not attend the meeting.
  他断言不会参加那个会议。
• This could be very important exercise, Berk avers, for elderly and sick people who can't get out and run two miles.
  这可能是非常重要的运动，伯克断言，老人和生病的人谁都不能出门和运行两英里。
• But in general, as every pollster avers, it is the future more than the past that motivates voting.
  但总的来说，一如每次民意测验显示的那样，投票的动力源自对未来的希望而不是对过去的纠缠。