n.争论，辩论，讨论

原形：disputation复数：disputations

A disputation between the philosophers started when they disagreed on the nature of reality.
当哲学家们对现实的本质产生分歧时，一场辩论开始了。
The lawyer skillfully refuted his opponent's arguments during the disputation in court.
在法庭上的辩论中，律师巧妙地反驳了对方的论点。
After several rounds of disputation, the team finally reached a consensus on the project plan.
经过多轮讨论和争辩，团队最终就项目计划达成一致。
Disputations over property rights often lead to lengthy legal battles.
关于产权的争议常常导致漫长的法律纠纷。
The academic conference featured presentations and disputation on various scientific theories.
学术会议上，各种科学理论的报告和辩论是主要内容。
The philosopher's disputation on metaphysics was both stimulating and challenging for the audience.
哲学家关于形而上学的辩论对听众来说既启发又富有挑战性。
The disputation over the interpretation of a historical event led to a heated debate among historians.
对于历史事件的解读引发了一场史学家之间的激烈争论。
The professor encouraged open-minded disputation in his philosophy class, valuing diverse perspectives.
教授在他的哲学课上鼓励开放性的辩论，重视不同的观点。
In ancient times, disputations were often held in public forums to test one's knowledge and debating skills.
在古代，公开辩论常被用来检验一个人的知识和辩论能力。
Disputes over copyright law have sparked discussions among lawmakers and tech companies.
关于版权法的争议引发了立法者和科技公司之间的讨论。