to reject, turn down, or overrule a request or suggestion; specifically used in legal contexts for a court to deny or dismiss an appeal or petition

to refute or retort; to argue against someone else's opinion by providing your own reasons

to refute, rebut, or debunk; to strongly denounce or reject an argument or opinion

mottled; motley; multicolored; showing irregular spots or patches of color. Also used to describe light and shadow that are scattered and uneven.

to dispute or refute an opinion by stating reasons and facts

to criticize and refute an argument, theory, or opinion

barge; lighter; a boat without its own engine used for carrying passengers or goods while being towed or pushed by a tugboat

to refute or demolish an argument or theory; to prove another person's point of view to be incorrect

A type of early semi-automatic handgun, often featuring a wooden holster that could be attached to the back of the gun to serve as a shoulder stock. Common colloquial names include [[盒子枪|盒子槍|he2 zi5 qiang1]] and [[盒子炮|盒子炮|he2 zi5 pao4]].

mixed and confusing; heterogeneous; lacking in purity or uniformity

(idiom) used of an argument or statement that is so weak or flawed it is not even worthy of a rebuttal

variegated; multicolored and fragmented; having a variety of colors and patterns mixed together

to transport passengers or cargo between ships or between ship and shore using a smaller boat or barge

To argue against and disprove an opponent's point of view while explaining one's own position.

(literary) to refute and blame; to retort and criticize a position or argument

a barge or lighter that is pulled by a motorboat or tugboat

to dispute; to refute; to correct in writing someone else's errors or misconceptions

To point out and correct an error; to criticize and rectify a statement and provide the right information.

to refute or rebut; to cross-examine or question critically; used in formal writing

to refute or reject (an opinion, proposal, etc.)

to argue or quarrel; also used to mean talking back to someone

To hurt someone's feelings by rejecting their request or failing to show them proper respect; to cause someone to lose face.

to rebut or contradict someone's opinion or argument

to transport passengers between two different sections of a railway or two different modes of transport; to provide a shuttle service

A bus that provides transport between specific locations, such as train stations, airport terminals, or remote parking areas

to reject or turn down a formal request, specifically used for legal documents such as patent applications

mottled; motley; multicolored. Same as [[斑驳|斑駁|ban1 bo2]]

to cross-examine; to interrogate and refute

incongruous; contradictory; disorderly and confused

disorderly; mixed-up; confused; lacking purity or organization

to refute an argument or point of view; (variant form) to contradict or argue against

describes a diverse or messy mixture of colors; many-colored and variegated

To reject a seller's asking price and offer a lower one; to bargain.

flat-bottomed boat used for carrying heavy goods on rivers or canals, often towed by another vessel

a low stone wall built along the water's edge to protect an embankment

(bound form) having many different colors; variegated; motley; multicolored

to peel off or flake away, as in paint or plaster

to refute or contradict someone's argument or statement

words or arguments used to refute someone; a rebuttal