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equivocate (ee KWIV oh kate) Someone who is ambivalent often equiv-ocates. This verb means to make a statement with one or more possible interpretations, often with the intention of misleading. The adjective form is “equivocal.”
- When Sam finally got through to Lily and asked her to dinner, she answered with an equivocal “maybe.”
- Macbeth felt betrayed by the equivocating witches when he realized that he had misinterpreted their ambiguous promises.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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模棱两可的（ee KWIV oh kate）矛盾的人经常模棱两可。这个动词的意思是用一种或多种可能的解释来陈述，通常带有误导的意图。形容词的形式是“模棱两可”
- 当山姆终于接通莉莉的电话，请她共进晚餐时，她模棱两可地回答“也许”
- 当麦克白意识到自己误解了模棱两可的女巫们的承诺时，他感到被模棱两可的女巫背叛了
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