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CONVENTION. 习惯表达1.?无可奉告People say 'no comment' as a way of refusing to answer a question, usually when it is asked by a journalist. 双语例句例： No comment. I don't know anything. 无可奉告。我什么也不知道。
NOUN. 名词1.?[C, U 有变体名词] 评论 , 解释A comment is something that you say which expresses your opinion of something or which gives an explanation of it. 双语例句例： He made his comments at a news conference in Amsterdam. 他在阿姆斯特丹的一次记者招待会上做了评论。 例： There's been no comment so far from police about the allegations. 到目前为止警方还没有对那些指控作任何解释。 例： A spokesman declined comment on the matter. 一位发言人拒绝了对此事发表评论。
VERB. 动词comments , commenting , commented 1.?[I 不及物动词] 评论 , 解释If you comment on something, you give your opinion about it or you give an explanation for it. 双语例句例： So far, Mr Cook has not commented on these reports. 到目前为止，库克先生还未对这些报告进行过评论。 例： You really can't comment until you know the facts. 你的确不能在你知道事实之前进行评论。 例： Stratford police refuse to comment on whether anyone has been arrested. 斯特拉福德警署拒绝对是否有人被捕作出回应。 例： 'I'm always happy with new developments,' he commented. “我总是为新的发展感到喜悦。”他评论道。 例： One student commented that she preferred literature to social science. 一位学生解释说，较之于社会科学她更喜欢文学。
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