v.(故意)含糊其辞，支吾，搪塞
equivocate的第三人称单数

原形：equivocate第三人称单数：equivocates过去式：equivocated过去分词：equivocated现在分词：equivocating

The politician was known for equivocating on important issues, leaving voters unsure of his true stance.
这位政客在重要问题上以模棱两可著称，让选民不清楚他的真实立场。
Instead of giving a direct answer, he equivocated, trying to avoid any commitment.
他没有直接回答，而是含糊其辞，试图避免做出任何承诺。
The witness equivocated during the trial, making it difficult for the jury to ascertain the truth.
证人在审判过程中支吾其词，使得陪审团难以确定真相。
She equivocated about her plans for the weekend, not wanting to reveal that she had no definite arrangements.
她对周末的计划含糊其辞，不想透露自己其实没有任何确定的安排。
The company's spokesperson equivocated when asked about the impending layoffs, refusing to confirm or deny the rumors.
当被问及即将进行的裁员时，公司发言人含糊其词，既不证实也不否认谣言。
He equivocated on the question of funding, suggesting both support and reservations without taking a clear position.
在资金问题上，他表达了支持和保留意见，但没有明确表态，显得模棱两可。
The diplomat equivocated in the press conference, skillfully avoiding any statement that could be seen as controversial.
外交官在新闻发布会上含糊其辞，巧妙地避开了任何可能被视为有争议的言论。
When confronted with evidence of his mistake, he equivocated, trying to deflect blame onto others.
面对错误的证据时，他含糊其词，试图将责任转移到别人身上。
The coach equivocated about the starting lineup, keeping the opposing team guessing until game day.
教练对首发阵容含糊其辞，直到比赛当天还让对手捉摸不透。
In her memoir, she equivocates on the details of her early life, leaving readers to wonder about the accuracy of her recollections.
在她的回忆录中，她对自己早年生活的细节含糊不清，这让读者对其回忆的真实性产生了疑问。