Definition of disclaim in English:

disclaim

verb dɪsˈkleɪmdɪsˈkleɪm

[with object]

1Refuse to acknowledge; deny.
拒绝承认；否认
the school disclaimed any responsibility for his death
学校拒绝对他的死亡负责。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is highly abnormal to challenge the testimony of someone who disclaims responsibility for producing a great work, whether literary, scientific or other.
- The disclaimers added to the end of e-mail are not legally binding, but it's always good practice to try to disclaim liability‘.
- He went to the doctor who disclaimed all interest, saying it is a problem for a dentist.
- And while disclaiming responsibility and blaming others, many suffer unnecessarily because of wrong priorities, wrong choices, squandered opportunities.
- They of course disclaim responsibility for the deaths.
- He was blamed for a change in directors and a runaway budget though he disclaimed responsibility for either.
- On one level, these arguments might be regarded as an attempt to disclaim responsibility, at least for the kinds of issue which are raised, if not for the way in which they are dealt with.
- While admitting the failure, the utility disclaimed responsibility and is now threatened with lawsuits and an investigation by the public utility commission.
- The humility in her woeful eyes almost disclaims the homespun excellence of her clothes.
- In theory, banks involved in the issue could be caught by these provisions, although in practice we have seen that they disclaim any responsibility.
- I disclaim any responsibilities for any harm resulting from using this site.
- Nor can they disclaim all responsibility for the operations of subcontractors they may employ at their plants.
- We cannot, in conscience, ignore these facts or disclaim responsibility.
- We can't claim power or authority, and then disclaim responsibility if we neglect or misuse them.
- The audit's findings prompted the government to disclaim any responsibility to reimburse the credits and threatened to withdraw the bonds it had issued to the central bank.
- Yet they disclaim responsibility for fatalities when they do request intervention, arguing that they are required to do so by domestic law.
- Others disclaim any responsibility for their use in furtherance of copyright infringement.
- He says that he has numerous scientific studies disclaiming any link between sugar and obesity.
- The Health and Safety Executive has disclaimed any responsibility for enforcement of this legislation.
- Those who write such papers and those who publish them cannot disclaim ethical responsibility for how the data are interpreted and must consider more carefully their ethical responsibilities in such situations.
Synonyms
deny, refuse to accept, refuse to acknowledge, reject, wash one's hands of
1. 1.1Law Renounce a legal claim to (a property or title)
  〔律〕放弃（财产或所有权）
  the earl disclaimed his title
  Example sentencesExamples
  The most common examples are the rights of trustees in bankruptcy and liquidators of companies to disclaim certain property under the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986.
  The original beneficiary cannot choose where disclaimed property will go, so a contingent beneficiary must be in place to receive the benefits.
  In the Peerage Act peers were given the option of disclaiming their titles within one year.
  In other words, a joint tenant cannot disclaim his joint tenancy.
  Thereby he disclaimed the bequest in Clause 6 of the Will and all estate and interest in the scrap metal and restaurant businesses.
  Synonyms
  renounce, relinquish, resign, give up, abandon
  repudiate, disown, cast off, discard, abjure, forswear, disavow
  Law disaffirm

Origin

Late Middle English (in legal contexts): from Anglo-Norman French desclamer, from des- (expressing reversal) + clamer 'to claim' (see claim).

Definition of disclaim in US English:

disclaim

verbdɪsˈkleɪmdisˈklām

[with object]

1Refuse to acknowledge; deny.
拒绝承认；否认
the school disclaimed any responsibility for his death
学校拒绝对他的死亡负责。
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet they disclaim responsibility for fatalities when they do request intervention, arguing that they are required to do so by domestic law.
- He was blamed for a change in directors and a runaway budget though he disclaimed responsibility for either.
- The humility in her woeful eyes almost disclaims the homespun excellence of her clothes.
- We cannot, in conscience, ignore these facts or disclaim responsibility.
- And while disclaiming responsibility and blaming others, many suffer unnecessarily because of wrong priorities, wrong choices, squandered opportunities.
- We can't claim power or authority, and then disclaim responsibility if we neglect or misuse them.
- Nor can they disclaim all responsibility for the operations of subcontractors they may employ at their plants.
- Those who write such papers and those who publish them cannot disclaim ethical responsibility for how the data are interpreted and must consider more carefully their ethical responsibilities in such situations.
- I disclaim any responsibilities for any harm resulting from using this site.
- Others disclaim any responsibility for their use in furtherance of copyright infringement.
- While admitting the failure, the utility disclaimed responsibility and is now threatened with lawsuits and an investigation by the public utility commission.
- He says that he has numerous scientific studies disclaiming any link between sugar and obesity.
- In theory, banks involved in the issue could be caught by these provisions, although in practice we have seen that they disclaim any responsibility.
- The audit's findings prompted the government to disclaim any responsibility to reimburse the credits and threatened to withdraw the bonds it had issued to the central bank.
- On one level, these arguments might be regarded as an attempt to disclaim responsibility, at least for the kinds of issue which are raised, if not for the way in which they are dealt with.
- It is highly abnormal to challenge the testimony of someone who disclaims responsibility for producing a great work, whether literary, scientific or other.
- They of course disclaim responsibility for the deaths.
- The Health and Safety Executive has disclaimed any responsibility for enforcement of this legislation.
- The disclaimers added to the end of e-mail are not legally binding, but it's always good practice to try to disclaim liability‘.
- He went to the doctor who disclaimed all interest, saying it is a problem for a dentist.
Synonyms
deny, refuse to accept, refuse to acknowledge, reject, wash one's hands of
1. 1.1Law Renounce a legal claim to (a property or title).
  〔律〕放弃（财产或所有权）
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the Peerage Act peers were given the option of disclaiming their titles within one year.
  In other words, a joint tenant cannot disclaim his joint tenancy.
  The most common examples are the rights of trustees in bankruptcy and liquidators of companies to disclaim certain property under the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986.
  The original beneficiary cannot choose where disclaimed property will go, so a contingent beneficiary must be in place to receive the benefits.
  Thereby he disclaimed the bequest in Clause 6 of the Will and all estate and interest in the scrap metal and restaurant businesses.
  Synonyms
  renounce, relinquish, resign, give up, abandon

Origin

Late Middle English (in legal contexts): from Anglo-Norman French desclamer, from des- (expressing reversal) + clamer ‘to claim’ (see claim).

词汇	disclaim
释义	Definition of disclaim in English: disclaim verb dɪsˈkleɪmdɪsˈkleɪm [with object] 1Refuse to acknowledge; deny. 拒绝承认；否认 the school disclaimed any responsibility for his death 学校拒绝对他的死亡负责。 Example sentencesExamples It is highly abnormal to challenge the testimony of someone who disclaims responsibility for producing a great work, whether literary, scientific or other. The disclaimers added to the end of e-mail are not legally binding, but it's always good practice to try to disclaim liability‘. He went to the doctor who disclaimed all interest, saying it is a problem for a dentist. And while disclaiming responsibility and blaming others, many suffer unnecessarily because of wrong priorities, wrong choices, squandered opportunities. They of course disclaim responsibility for the deaths. He was blamed for a change in directors and a runaway budget though he disclaimed responsibility for either. On one level, these arguments might be regarded as an attempt to disclaim responsibility, at least for the kinds of issue which are raised, if not for the way in which they are dealt with. While admitting the failure, the utility disclaimed responsibility and is now threatened with lawsuits and an investigation by the public utility commission. The humility in her woeful eyes almost disclaims the homespun excellence of her clothes. In theory, banks involved in the issue could be caught by these provisions, although in practice we have seen that they disclaim any responsibility. I disclaim any responsibilities for any harm resulting from using this site. Nor can they disclaim all responsibility for the operations of subcontractors they may employ at their plants. We cannot, in conscience, ignore these facts or disclaim responsibility. We can't claim power or authority, and then disclaim responsibility if we neglect or misuse them. The audit's findings prompted the government to disclaim any responsibility to reimburse the credits and threatened to withdraw the bonds it had issued to the central bank. Yet they disclaim responsibility for fatalities when they do request intervention, arguing that they are required to do so by domestic law. Others disclaim any responsibility for their use in furtherance of copyright infringement. He says that he has numerous scientific studies disclaiming any link between sugar and obesity. The Health and Safety Executive has disclaimed any responsibility for enforcement of this legislation. Those who write such papers and those who publish them cannot disclaim ethical responsibility for how the data are interpreted and must consider more carefully their ethical responsibilities in such situations. Synonyms deny, refuse to accept, refuse to acknowledge, reject, wash one's hands of 1.1Law Renounce a legal claim to (a property or title) 〔律〕放弃（财产或所有权） the earl disclaimed his title Example sentencesExamples The most common examples are the rights of trustees in bankruptcy and liquidators of companies to disclaim certain property under the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986. The original beneficiary cannot choose where disclaimed property will go, so a contingent beneficiary must be in place to receive the benefits. In the Peerage Act peers were given the option of disclaiming their titles within one year. In other words, a joint tenant cannot disclaim his joint tenancy. Thereby he disclaimed the bequest in Clause 6 of the Will and all estate and interest in the scrap metal and restaurant businesses. Synonyms renounce, relinquish, resign, give up, abandon repudiate, disown, cast off, discard, abjure, forswear, disavow Law disaffirm Origin Late Middle English (in legal contexts): from Anglo-Norman French desclamer, from des- (expressing reversal) + clamer 'to claim' (see claim). Definition of disclaim in US English: disclaim verbdɪsˈkleɪmdisˈklām [with object] 1Refuse to acknowledge; deny. 拒绝承认；否认 the school disclaimed any responsibility for his death 学校拒绝对他的死亡负责。 Example sentencesExamples Yet they disclaim responsibility for fatalities when they do request intervention, arguing that they are required to do so by domestic law. He was blamed for a change in directors and a runaway budget though he disclaimed responsibility for either. The humility in her woeful eyes almost disclaims the homespun excellence of her clothes. We cannot, in conscience, ignore these facts or disclaim responsibility. And while disclaiming responsibility and blaming others, many suffer unnecessarily because of wrong priorities, wrong choices, squandered opportunities. We can't claim power or authority, and then disclaim responsibility if we neglect or misuse them. Nor can they disclaim all responsibility for the operations of subcontractors they may employ at their plants. Those who write such papers and those who publish them cannot disclaim ethical responsibility for how the data are interpreted and must consider more carefully their ethical responsibilities in such situations. I disclaim any responsibilities for any harm resulting from using this site. Others disclaim any responsibility for their use in furtherance of copyright infringement. While admitting the failure, the utility disclaimed responsibility and is now threatened with lawsuits and an investigation by the public utility commission. He says that he has numerous scientific studies disclaiming any link between sugar and obesity. In theory, banks involved in the issue could be caught by these provisions, although in practice we have seen that they disclaim any responsibility. The audit's findings prompted the government to disclaim any responsibility to reimburse the credits and threatened to withdraw the bonds it had issued to the central bank. On one level, these arguments might be regarded as an attempt to disclaim responsibility, at least for the kinds of issue which are raised, if not for the way in which they are dealt with. It is highly abnormal to challenge the testimony of someone who disclaims responsibility for producing a great work, whether literary, scientific or other. They of course disclaim responsibility for the deaths. The Health and Safety Executive has disclaimed any responsibility for enforcement of this legislation. The disclaimers added to the end of e-mail are not legally binding, but it's always good practice to try to disclaim liability‘. He went to the doctor who disclaimed all interest, saying it is a problem for a dentist. Synonyms deny, refuse to accept, refuse to acknowledge, reject, wash one's hands of 1.1Law Renounce a legal claim to (a property or title). 〔律〕放弃（财产或所有权） Example sentencesExamples In the Peerage Act peers were given the option of disclaiming their titles within one year. In other words, a joint tenant cannot disclaim his joint tenancy. The most common examples are the rights of trustees in bankruptcy and liquidators of companies to disclaim certain property under the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986. The original beneficiary cannot choose where disclaimed property will go, so a contingent beneficiary must be in place to receive the benefits. Thereby he disclaimed the bequest in Clause 6 of the Will and all estate and interest in the scrap metal and restaurant businesses. Synonyms renounce, relinquish, resign, give up, abandon Origin Late Middle English (in legal contexts): from Anglo-Norman French desclamer, from des- (expressing reversal) + clamer ‘to claim’ (see claim).
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