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de·bunk [ˌdi:ˈbʌŋk] GLAG. preh. glag.

to debunk sb

jdn diskreditieren

to debunk sth

etw daj. den Zauber nehmen (indem man zeigt, dass es gar nicht so toll ist wie gedacht)

to debunk a myth/theory

einen Mythos/eine Theorie [an den/die viele glauben] stürzen [o. widerlegen]

debunk GLAG.

Geslo uporabnika

to debunk sth (falseness, pretensions, a myth)

etw entlarven

Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

to debunk a myth/theory

einen Mythos/eine Theorie [an den/die viele glauben] stürzen [o. widerlegen]

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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This led to countless attempts to recreate the study, debunk the results, and expand upon them.

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She also sought to debunk the myth that children lacked interest in nonfiction.

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They have been aggressively debunked by journalists and official historians ever since.

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His familys unique experience of challenging and debunking these myths directly and in an extremely personal way completely changed his perspective on his diverse ancestry.

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However, according to the production team, all of these rumors were debunked as there were still no confirmed hosts for the franchise.

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Scholars have debunked many of the myths of the frontier, but they nevertheless live on in community traditions, folklore and fiction.

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However, this story has been debunked by several sources.

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The book has been described as a work thoroughly debunked by scholars and critics alike.

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The study was promoted to debunk current concepts of any democracy present within urban politics and reaffirm the arguments for a true representative democracy.

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Variations in its spectrum were once interpreted as giving it an orbital period of 2.16 days, but this claim was later debunked as false.

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