defied

v.

不服从( defy的过去式和过去分词 )；公然反抗；蔑视；向…挑战

1. The pine trees defy severe cold.
   松树不畏严寒。
2. If you defy the law, you will be sent to prison.
   如果你蔑视法律，你将被送入监狱。
3. He defined the order of the court.
   他蔑视法庭的命令。
4. He won't allow anyone to defy his ministerial authority.
   他不允许任何人挑衅他的教长权威。
5. They believe it is essential to defy convention.
   他们认为反抗流俗是绝对必要的。
6. No boy should ever defy his parents.
   小孩不应反抗他的父母。

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JSTOR: Journal of Animal Ecology, Vol. 63, No. 2 (Apr., 1994), pp. 215-244