retorted

英 [rɪˈtɔːtɪd]

美 [rɪˈtɔːrtɪd]

v.  (生气或幽默地)反驳，回嘴
retort的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 反驳;回嘴
  Toretortmeans to reply angrily to someone.
  1. Was he afraid, he was asked. 'Afraid of what?' he retorted...
     有人问他是否害怕。“害怕什么？”他反问道。
  2. Others retort that strong central power is a dangerous thing in Russia.
     其他人反驳说强大的中央集权在俄罗斯是很危险的。
  3. Retortis also a noun.
     
  4. His sharp retort clearly made an impact.
     他尖刻的反驳显然起了作用。

双语例句

• "I'll do better than that," I retorted.
  “我会做得更好，”我回敬道。
• He retorted that it was no business of mine.
  他反驳说我管不着（参看1a）。
• "Didn't you just say you're not afraid of gossip?" chin retorted.
  “妈，你不是说过一切闲话你都不害怕吗？”琴热烈地说。
• Those were your words in the release, retorted the reporter, sharply.
  那是你在新闻稿中的话，那位记者尖锐地反驳道。
• "You're not very clever yourself," he retorted.
  “你自己也并不很聪明啊，”他反驳道。
• Sam retorted that it was my fault as much as his.
  萨姆反驳说我和他同样有错。
• He retorted that to reveal the truth and retrieve the loss, we must retain the reverse stand.
  他反驳说，为了揭示真相并为了挽回损失，我们必须保持相反的立场。
• She retorted amid the uproar.
  她在一片喧嚣声反驳着。
• She offerend to help me but I retorted that I could do it myself.
  她主动说要帮我，但我答腔说我自己能做。
• I retorted, showing a decided purple witness to refute her.
  我回嘴，指着我明摆着的紫斑作为见证来驳倒她。