quash

美音：[kwɑʃ] 英音：[kwɒʃ]

简单释义：

v.宣布（法庭的裁决）无效；撤销（判决）；制止；阻止

网络取消；镇压；平息

变形：

过去分词：quashed 现在分词：quashing 第三人称单数：quashes

完整释义：

1.〔律〕撤消;驳回
2.撤销;使...无效
3.压制,镇压;平息
4.捣碎,压碎
5.【法律】取消,废除,使无效

例句：

While European regulators didn't outright quash that deal, they outlined harsh conditions required to gain approval.
欧洲监管方没有直接驳回该收购案，但列出了获得批准必须具备的苛刻条件。
But officials have been trying to quash the speculation, saying that "fees" will still be imposed.
官方开始清理谣言，宣称该费用仍然会收取。
They will intervene to get him out of trouble, they will quash consequences, and by doing so an opportunity for education is lost.
父母会出面干涉，帮助孩子们从麻烦中解脱，他们会搞定糟糕的后果，这样一来，孩子就丧失了受教育的机会。“他不是故意的。”
However, taken at face value, remarks made at the conference by a high-ranking ABC official appeared to quash these rumors.
但是，这些仅仅是表面现象，中国银行业的一位官员在会议上的发言似乎澄清了这些谣言。
David Silva has moved to quash talk that he is unsettled in England and looking for a return to his native country.
大卫•席尔瓦正试图打消有关他可能将离开英国并打道回国的传言。
The breakthrough by researchers at Leicester University could lead to pills that quash such stress-related conditions before they arise.
莱斯特大学研究人员的该项突破性进展导致该药问世前就阻碍了跟压力有关的情况。
That may help quash self-fulfilling expectations of higher prices.
这可能有助于镇压自主提升价格的期望。
Tonight, some 16, 000 police officers will be deployed to London's streets in an effort to quash the worst unrest in the city in decades.
今晚，1万6千名警察出动驻守在伦敦各个街区以镇压伦敦几十年来最严重的骚乱。

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