quashed

英 [kwɒʃt]

美 [kwɑːʃt]

v.  宣布(法庭的裁决)无效; 撤销(判决); 制止; 阻止; 平息
quash的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 撤销，废止（决定或判决）;宣布无效
  If a court or someone in authorityquashesa decision or judgment, they officially reject it.
  1. The Appeal Court has quashed the convictions of all eleven people.
     上诉法庭已经撤销对所有11人的判决。
• VERB 平息，制止，澄清(谣言)
  If someonequashesrumours, they say or do something to demonstrate that the rumours are not true.
  1. Graham attempted to quash rumours of growing discontent.
     格雷厄姆试图平息有关不满情绪日益强烈的流言。
• VERB 镇压;压制;平定
  Toquasha rebellion or protest means to stop it, often in a violent way.
  1. Troops were displaying an obvious reluctance to get involved in quashing demonstrations.
     部队显然并不愿意参与镇压示威游行。

双语例句

• The appeal of going to the Moon with Mark II, however, was not so easily quashed.
  然而，马可Ⅱ登月计划并不那么容易被撤消。
• The appeal court quashed the verdict.
  上诉法院撤消了裁决。
• They just wanted to have fun, to laugh more; to not have every request quashed by a negative.
  他们只是想要玩得开心，想要笑得更多；不想所有的要求都被拒绝而已。
• "Greenland's delegate quashed rival claims to the title with the argument:" We have lots and lots of reindeer in Greenland.
  他们辩论说：“”格陵兰岛有数以万计的驯鹿，难道你们不知道吗？“”但是芬兰的拉普兰地区并没有派代表出席这次会议。
• If a finger pointing culture starts to emerge, it needs to be quashed quickly or it will poison the environment and lead to risk avoiding behaviors.
  如果互相指责的文化开始蔓延，应该快速的平息，否则会伤害氛围并导致避免风险的行为。
• Their prison sentences were quashed on appeal.
  经上诉，他们的监禁判决被宣布无效。
• I ask how he managed physically during the trial, mindful that following his release from prison in 2004 the charges were eventually quashed after six years inside he flew to Germany for surgery, following repeated beatings.
  我问他，在审判期间是如何维持身体状况的，我知道在已经服刑六年，到2004年案件才终于撤销从监狱释放后，他曾因遭到反复殴打而飞往德国接受手术。
• John Henry today quashed the idea that Liverpool would allow any top stars to leave in the January transfer window.
  新老板亨利今天否认了利物浦会在冬季转会窗卖走队中主力的说法。
• The judge's verdict was quashed and their prison sentences set aside.
  法官的裁决被撤消了，他们的入狱判决被驳回了。
• That string of early successes has, for the moment at least, quashed talk of Mr Abe being a stopgap prime minister unlikely to survive tricky upper house elections next July.
  至少从目前来看，这一连串初期的成功，平息了有关安倍只是过渡人物、不太可能赢得明年7月份棘手的参议院选举的说法。