Section 2 explicitly disclaims the goal of proportional representation.

《第二条》明确否定了实现比例代表制的目标。

He disclaimed the possession of any great quickness of apprehension or wit, such as distinguished Huxley.

他承认自己不具备像著名的赫胥黎那样的快速理解能力。

Mr. Rockefeller and his associates have always disclaimed the parentage of this organization.

洛克菲勒先生及其同伙一直否认该组织的出身。

Miss Dunbar disclaims all knowledge of it.

邓巴小姐否认对它一无所知。

Grant disclaimed any crusading interest in the drink traffic.

格兰特否认对酒后交有何兴趣。

I need not have been afraid of disclaiming the compliment.

我不必害怕拒绝赞美。

Catherine blushed and disclaimed, and the gentleman's predictions were verified.

凯瑟琳红着脸否认，先生的预言得到了验证。

" As to me, I entirely disclaim all responsibility, " said her husband.

“至于我，我全不承担何责，”她的丈夫说。

And she had disclaimed and buried the incident with a decisive untruth.

她用决定性的谎言否认并掩盖了这件事。

I disclaim that species of humility which, after investigating nature, stops at the author.

我否认那种研究自然之后就停留身上的谦逊。

And before we do, I should disclaim that as a kid, I was given a Barbie.

我们这样做之前，我应该否认小时候有人给了我一个芭比娃娃。

Miss Bennet eagerly disclaimed all extraordinary merit, and threw back the praise on her sister's warm affection.

班纳特小姐急切地否定了所有非凡的功绩，并把对她姐姐的热情的称赞抛诸脑后。

The government tried to disclaim responsibility and blame the killings on vigilante civilians, but Trujillo was condemned internationally.

政府试图推卸责并将杀戮归咎于民兵，但特鲁希略受到了国际谴责。

I had given up disclaiming any acquaintance with that august lady and answered glibly that I would be sure to.

我已经放弃否认与那位威严的女士有何熟人关系，并且流利地回答说我一定会。

Nicole shook her head right and left, disclaiming responsibility for the matter: " So many smart men go to pieces nowadays" .

妮可左右摇头，推卸责：“现聪明的男人多到崩溃”。

They disclosed the other's secret even though the other disclaimed it.

他们互相揭露对方的秘密虽然各自都否认。

The Gadfly disclaimed all knowledge of the state of feeling in Pisa, explaining that he had been there " only on a holiday" .

牛虻否认对比萨的感受一无所知，解释说他“只是度假”才到过那里。

Elizabeth had scarcely time to disclaim all right to the compliment, before their approach was announced by the doorbell, and shortly afterwards the three gentlemen entered the room.

伊丽莎白听到这番恭维话，还没有来得及申辩，门铃就响了，宣布贵宾光临。不大一会儿工夫，宾主三人一同走进屋来。

I bowed to, and disclaimed, the compliment. " I nearly met you, once, in Philadelphia, some Browning affair or other — you were to lecture, you know. My train was four hours late" .

我对这样的揄扬鞠躬婉拒。 " 有一回我费城几乎见到你。那是一个关于布朗宁的什么会吧——你要去演说，你知道。 我的车晚点了四个小时。"

And, supposing that the Deity acts from the vague impulse of an undirected will, man must also follow his own, or act according to rules, deduced from principles which he disclaims as irreverent.

并且，假设神的行为是出于一种不受指导的意志的模糊冲动，那么人也必须遵循他自己的，或按照规则行事，这些规则是从他否认为不敬的原则中推导出来的。