英语释义

• with good reason;

  "he is justifiably bitter"

片语

unquestionablyad 无可非议地；确凿地，肯定地

英汉例句

• mr yushchenko may feel justifiably threatened by her as a potential presidential candidate in 2009.

  尤先科先生可能会有理由认为季莫申科女士是他在2009年总统大选的一个潜在威胁。

• or is it a filthy indulgence, a manufactured monstrosity for which we should justifiably be taxed?

  还是说它纯属令人堕落的嗜好、一个人造的魔兽，所以我们就理应赋税？

• the chinese people seemed justifiably proud of their economic achievements.

  中国人民似乎为他们的经济成就感到自豪，这是合情合理的。

• the aussies are justifiably proud of the largest coral reef on earth – the great barrier reef.

  澳大利亚最有理由自豪的地球上最大的珊瑚礁 -大堡礁。

• experts estimate that at least 250, 000 workers are illegally or unjustly fired each year and that「s not counting those that were justifiably terminated.

  专家估计每年至少有250，000名职员是被不法辞退的，而这还不包括因正当理由而被辞退的职员人数。

• americans can feel justifiably proud for having done the right thing, again and again.

  美国人民有理由为自己一次又一次的正确行动感到骄傲。

• after all, there is no benefit in banking to be the first bearer of bad news, and many chief executives will be justifiably nervous of following the same route as messrs prince and o」neal.

  对银行业来说，老是曝出坏消息绝非好事，而银行的首席执行官也断然不愿意步普林斯和奥尼尔之后尘。

• the guy in his undies thinks this is especially funny, and justifiably so.

  那个内男裤觉得这个特别好笑，而且笑得有凭有据。

• for example, when the chemical and manufacturers hanover banks agreed to merge several years ago, employees at both banks were justifiably concerned about their futures.

  比如，当美国化学银行与制造商汉诺威银行合并时，这两家银行的员工都对他们的未来表示合理的担忧。

• when you're truly and justifiably confident, it radiates from you like sunlight, and attracts success to you like magnet.

  当你真正有充足的理由自信时，自信会像阳光一样从你的身上散发出来，像吸铁石一样把成功吸引到身边。

• when stephen harper, prime minister of canada, summed up the record of his first five months in office,he could justifiably boast that four of his five campaign 「priorities」 had been met.

  当加拿大总理斯蒂芬哈珀总结其首五个月的执政政绩时，他有理由引以为傲。其设定的五个「优先项目」已经实现了四个。

• a large enterprise cannot justifiably claim that they cannot afford a full-scale performance test server.

  大型企业没有任何理由宣称它们无法提供同等规模的性能测试服务器。

• when stephen harper, prime minister of canada, summed up the record of his first five months in office, he could justifiably boast that four of his five campaign 「priorities」 had been met.

  总结完自己上任后头五个月内的政府工作记录后，加拿大总理史蒂芬?哈珀完全有理由可以宣称，自己已成功解决了竞选时许诺下的五项「当务之急」中的四项。

• palestinians are justifiably worried that these projects nibble away at the land available for their future state.

  巴勒斯坦人有理由担心，这些工程会一点点侵蚀他们未来国家的土地。

• you have invested heavily in automation and have a reputation for producing large and comprehensive test suites -- for which you are justifiably proud!

  您已经对自动化大量投资，并且因生成大型且全面的测试集而着称 ——您可以无可非议地为之自豪！

• policymakers in both capitals justifiably speak with pride and enthusiasm of their achievements, and the great potential that exists to develop an even more robust relationship in coming years.

  在两国首都的政策制定者有理由自豪地、满怀热情地说出他们的成绩，而在未来几年两国关系将存在巨大的潜力。

• barack obama, america’s president, will justifiably savour a moment so dearly bought.

  美国总统奥巴马自然会对这一珍贵时刻的到来如释重负。

• agreements are considered necessary to protect a company’s intellectual property, and they justifiably preclude the replication of the genetic enhancements that make the seeds unique.

  为了保护公司的知识产权，协议是必需的，他们还堂而皇之地禁止复制种子，这样就可以保证自己种子的独一无二性。

相似词

defendable可防御的

defensible可防御的；可辩护的；可拥护的

maintainable可维持的；可主张的；可维修的

supportable可支持的；可援助的；可忍耐的

sustainable可以忍受的；足可支撑的；养得起的；可持续的

tenable（主张等）站得住脚的；可维持的

相反词

indefensible站不住脚的；不能防卫的；无辩护余地的

insupportable不能忍受的；忍耐不住的

unjustifiable不合道理的；不能分辩的；辩护不了的；不能认为是正当的

unsustainable不能持续的，无法维持的；破坏生态平衡的

untenable（论据等）站不住脚的；不能维持的；不能租赁的；难以防守的