contend · verb
Sens et exemples
Soutenir qu'une chose est vraie, surtout si d'autres peuvent ne pas être d'accord.
The researchers contend that the earlier study overlooked an important group.
She contended that the policy would cost more than the estimate suggested.
The report contends that better lighting could make the station safer.
Formes
- contend base form
- contends third-person singular present
- contended past tense and past participle
- contending present participle