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1 to challenge the truth of the experiment
to challenge the truththe result of the experiment оспаривать/ставить под сомнение/опровергать результаты экспериментаEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to challenge the truth of the experiment
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2 challenge
I ['tʃælɪndʒ] n1) вызов, проба сил, испытаниеChallenges to fight are punishable by fine and imprisonment. — Вызов на поединок карается штрафом и лишением свободы.
It was a challenge to our very existence. — Само наше существование было поставлено на карту.
- major challenge- issue a challenge to smb
- accept to a challenge
- meet a challenge
- rise to a challenge2) препятствие, трудная задача, проблема- energy challenges
- face a challenge
- mount a challenge
- pose a challenge to smth II ['tʃælɪndʒ] v1) вызывать, бросать вызов, призывать к ответу (за что-либо)The teacher challenged his students with a new method. — Учитель поставил перед студентами задачу освоения нового метода, что требовало больших усилий.
- challenge smb to a fight- this event challenges explanation2) окликать, требовать пароль, спрашивать пропускThe sentry challenged us with "Who's coming? — " Охрана окликнула нас: "Кто идет?
" We were challenged by armed guards. — Нас окликнула/остановила вооруженная охрана.
3) усомниться, сомневаться, ставить под вопрос, оспаривать, опровергатьDo you challenge my words? — Ты что, не доверяешь моим словам?
- challenge smb's knowledge- challenge the wisdom of smb's decision
- challenge smb's right
- challenge the truth of the experiment
- challenge the title
- challenge smb's leadership4) обвинять, требовать ответа- challenge smb for lying- challenge the firm for fraud5) требоватьThey are not likely to challenge us on any details. — Они вряд ли будут требовать от нас каких-то деталей.
6) давать отвод (присяжному, свидетелю, свидетельскому показанию), не принимать дело к рассмотрениюAnybody may challenge on the ground that so and so is unfit. — Любой может дать отвод на том основании, что то-то и то-то не имеет отношения к делу
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