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moot

/muːt/ /ˈmʊt/

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noun

模拟法庭

A moot court.

Examples :

"The law students practiced their courtroom skills in the moot court. "

法学院的学生们在模拟法庭练习他们的法庭技巧。

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noun

调解制度，和解制度。

A system of arbitration in many areas of Africa in which the primary goal is to settle a dispute and reintegrate adversaries into society rather than assess penalties.

Examples :

"The community's moot helped resolve the conflict between the two families, aiming to bring them back together rather than punish anyone. "

这个社区的调解制度帮助解决了两个家庭之间的冲突，目标是让他们重归于好，而不是惩罚任何人。

culture system government society law

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noun

露营集会，大会。

A gathering of Rovers, usually in the form of a camp lasting 2 weeks.

Examples :

"The Rover Scouts' annual moot was held at the campsite this summer. "

今年夏天，罗浮童军的年度露营集会大会在露营地举行。

group event organization

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noun

集会, 聚会

A social gathering of pagans, normally held in a public house.

Examples :

"The local pub hosted a regular moot, attracting a group of pagans each week. "

这家本地酒吧定期举办异教徒聚会，每周都吸引一群异教徒前来。

culture religion group tradition

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noun

议会, 集会。

An assembly (usually for decision-making in a locality).

Examples :

"The school's student moot decided on a new dress code. "

学校的学生议会决定了新的着装规定。

politics government history organization

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noun

规尺，木销规。

A ring for gauging wooden pins.

Examples :

"The carpenter used the special moot to check the size of the wooden dowels for the bookshelf. "

木匠用那个特制的木销规来检查书架上木销的尺寸。

technical utensil machine item

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adjective

有争议的，未决定的。

Subject to discussion (originally at a moot); arguable, debatable, unsolved or impossible to solve.

Examples :

"1903, Walter Crane and Lewis F. Day, Moot Points: Friendly Disputes on Art and Industry Between Walter Crane and Lewis F. Day"

一九〇三年，沃尔特·克莱恩和刘易斯·F·戴，《有争议的焦点：沃尔特·克莱恩和刘易斯·F·戴之间关于艺术和工业的友好争论》。

philosophy logic communication

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adjective

学术性的，理论性的.

Being an exercise of thought; academic.

Examples :

"Debating whether or not dogs are capable of abstract thought is a moot point since we cannot truly know their inner experiences. "

辩论狗是否具有抽象思维能力，这纯粹是学术性的问题，因为我们无法真正了解它们的内心体验。

philosophy mind education theory logic

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adjective

没有实际意义的，不重要的

Having no practical impact or relevance.

Examples :

"That point may make for a good discussion, but it is moot."

那个观点或许能引发不错的讨论，但它没有实际意义。

philosophy logic value attitude

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noun

流言，谣言，传言。

A whisper, or an insinuation, also gossip or rumors.

Examples :

"The office was buzzing with moot about a possible company merger, but no one knew if it was actually true. "

办公室里流传着关于公司可能合并的流言蜚语，但没人知道是不是真的。

communication language sound word society media

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noun

闲聊，谈话。

Examples :

"After the church service, the farmers gathered by the fence for a good moot about the harvest and the weather. "

教堂礼拜结束后，农民们聚集在栅栏旁，就收成和天气好好地闲聊了一番。

language communication

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verb

提出，提议。

To bring up as a subject for debate, to propose.

Examples :

"My friend wanted to moot the idea of having a potluck for our next study session. "

我的朋友想提议下次学习的时候搞个聚餐。

communication language politics

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verb

讨论，商议.

To discuss or debate.

Examples :

"The students are currently mooing the proposed changes to the school dress code. "

学生们目前正在讨论关于修改校服规定的提议。

communication language philosophy

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verb

使...失去意义，使...成为不必要。

To make or declare irrelevant.

Examples :

"The company's bankruptcy mooted their previous agreement. "

公司的破产使他们之前的协议失去了意义。

politics government law

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verb

讨论，辩论。

To argue or plead in a supposed case.

Examples :

"The students mooted the possibility of a school trip to the museum, arguing the benefits and drawbacks. "

学生们讨论了去博物馆的学校旅行的可能性，辩论了其中的益处和弊端。

law language communication

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verb

讨论，议论。

To talk or speak.

Examples :

"The students were mooing about the upcoming test, discussing different study strategies. "

学生们正在议论即将到来的考试，讨论着不同的学习策略。

communication language word

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verb

提出，提及，暗示

To say, utter, also insinuate.

Examples :

"He could not moot the words."

他无法说出那些话。

language communication

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noun

屄, 阴户

anatomy organ sex body

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noun

树墩，树桩

The stump of a tree; the roots and bottom end of a felled tree.

Examples :

"After the storm, only the moot remained where the old oak tree used to stand in our backyard. "

暴风雨过后，老橡树曾经在我们后院的位置只剩下一个树墩了。

nature plant part agriculture environment

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verb

萌芽，发芽。

To take root and begin to grow.

Examples :

"The new sunflower seeds I planted in the garden finally mooted, pushing their sprouts through the soil. "

我种在花园里的新向日葵种子终于萌芽了，它们的小芽破土而出。

plant agriculture biology nature

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verb

拱，挖掘

To turn up soil or dig up roots, especially an animal with the snout.

Examples :

"The pig, eager for truffles, began to moot the ground with its snout, turning up clumps of earth in its search. "

那头猪渴望找到松露，开始用鼻子拱地，翻起一团团泥土寻找。

agriculture animal