vindication

英

美

网络  证实; 辩护; 辩白; 辩护真道到洗脱沈冤; 辩证

复数：vindications　

GRE法律

BNC.19642 / COCA.16226

英英释义

noun

• the act of vindicating or defending against criticism or censure etc.
  1. friends provided a vindication of his position
  Synonym:exoneration
• the justification for some act or belief
  1. he offered a persuasive defense of the theory
  Synonym:defensedefence

双语例句

• Critics who long thought that Greenspan was too enthralled by free enterprise and financial markets have claimed vindication.
  格林斯潘的批评者长期认为，他过分痴迷于自由企业和金融市场的功能；危机发生后，这些人声称自己是正确的。
• Our goal is not the victory of might, but the vindication of right;
  我们的目标不是胜利，而是辩明权力；
• The Georgian crisis also looks, at first sight, like a vindication for Mr McCain.
  乍看之下，格鲁吉亚危机似乎也在为麦凯恩辩护。
• He will bring me out to the light; I shall see his vindication.
  他必领我到光明中，我必得见他的公义。
• Presumably this is because it is a powerful vindication of their research, and not because they are Spanish.
  想必这是因为他们的研究得到了有力证明，而非因为他们是西班牙人。
• But this is not because the crisis has provided any great vindication of the discipline.
  但这倒不是因为此次危机有力地证明了这门学科的合理性。
• Critics of stem-cell research would be wrong to see Hwang's downfall as vindication of their broader moral complaints.
  干细胞研究的批评者倘若把黄禹锡的下台看作是对更广泛的道德控诉的一个证明，那么他们就错了。
• And on the other side, the past few years have seen repeated vindication for policy makers who have never met a payroll, but do know a lot about economic theory and history.
  另一方面，过去几年里的事件，却反复印证了许多政策制定者的观点，他们从来没给别人发过工资，但是对经济理论和历史却有很多了解。
• Yeah, that's right. I mean, that's certainly felt like a vindication for me.
  我的意思是，就好像为我正名了。
• I want vindication* For mulder.
  我想为穆德尔辩护。