单词demonstrably
adv.: 可论证
网络: 确然；可论证地；明确地
可论证
adv.obviouslypalpablypatentlyevidentlynoticeably
adv.imperceptibly
Here, again, the rational man will admit that the question is one to which there is no demonstrably right answer.
在这里，理智的人会再次承认，这类问题没有一个明确的答案。
For many Anglicans, and for a long time, Roman Catholicism was not just a foreign, superstitious creed, it was demonstrably cruel.
很多圣公会教徒长期以来都认为罗马天主教不仅仅是来自异域、充满迷信的教条，它简直就是残酷的化身。
"It is peculiar that this thesis keeps coming up year after year when it is so demonstrably wrong, " Mr. Arnott says.
阿诺特说，这种观点的错误之处是如此明显，它却仍然年复一年地甚嚣尘上，这种现象有些奇怪。
Many of Mr Obama"s actions have demonstrably failed to live up to his campaign rhetoric.
的确，奥巴马的许多行动都辜负了他在竞选时的雄辩言辞。
Without a demonstrably immense superiority in skill over the novice, there can be no true experts, only laypeople with imposing credentials.
如果无法证明自己具有远远超越新手的优势技巧，就不能算是个真正的专家，充其量不过是个有证书的外行人罢了。
The government should only approve drugs that clearly extend survival, she said, or that demonstrably improve a patient"s quality of life.
政府应该只批准的药物显然延长生存时，她说，还是被证实对改善病人的生活质量。
Every single person who"d attack Steve Jobs on any of these grounds is, demonstrably, worse at business than Jobs.
每个以上述任何理由批评乔布斯的人，在业务上明显都比乔布斯差。
In addition, the relationship between Marx and his wife was demonstrably poor.
另外，有充分证据表明，马克思与其妻关系恶劣。
At least, it can demonstrably make lots and lots and lots of money, which passes for respectable these days.
至少大家眼见着它赚很多很多很多钱——正是现在“体面”的标志。
White House officials were demonstrably lying to reporters when they said Craig was not under threat.
白宫官员们在说到克雷格的职位并未受到威胁时，显然是在向记者撒谎。