argument [ˈɑ:gjəmənt, америк. ˈɑ:rg-] СУЩ.
1. argument (angry disagreement):
- argument
- kłótnia ж.
- to have an argument about [or over] sth
- kłócić [perf po-] się o coś
2. argument (discussion):
- argument
- dyskusja ж.
3. argument (reason):
- argument
- argument м.
4. argument (summary):
- argument
- streszczenie ср.
counter-argument СУЩ.
- counter-argument
- kontrargument м.
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The counter-argument is that such associations may indeed arise from the culture, but they can nonetheless influence behavior.
en.wikipedia.org And yet, in the absence of a meaningful counter-argument, supply-side environmentalism has generated a much wider following than it otherwise would have.
www.albertaoilmagazine.com The counter-argument is that the mob mentality exists independently of the media which merely voices the opinions which the public already has.
en.wikipedia.org Usually following is a counter-argument or presentation of new evidence to further support the original claim.
en.wikipedia.org A counter-argument is that it is illogical to assume that reducing funding to a program automatically reduces its quality.
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