v.挡开，拦挡(攻击等)，逃避，躲避，回避
n.挡开，避开，闪避

原形：parry第三人称单数：parries过去式：parried过去分词：parried现在分词：parrying

He parried the sword attack with incredible agility.
他以惊人的敏捷性挡开了剑击。
In chess, a parry is a defensive move to block an opponent's piece.
在国际象棋中，挡拆是一种防御性策略，用来阻挡对手的棋子。
She skillfully parried the tennis ball back over the net.
她巧妙地将网球挡回网的另一边。
The goalkeeper parried the shot from close range.
守门员近距离挡下了射门。
The knight on the chessboard executed a successful parry, preventing the bishop's capture.
棋盘上的骑士成功挡住了主教的进攻，使其无法被吃掉。
His defense was so strong that he could easily parry any criticism.
他的辩护如此有力，以至于能轻易抵挡任何批评。
The martial artist deftly parried his opponent's strike.
武术家灵巧地避开了对手的攻击。
She parried her rival's accusations with facts and logic.
她在事实和逻辑面前巧妙地反驳了对手的指控。
The politician's response to the scandal was a well-calculated parry, deflecting attention away from the issue.
这位政治家对丑闻的回应是精心策划的挡拆，转移了公众的视线。
In a debate, a parry is a technique of countering an argument by addressing its weakest point.
在辩论中，挡拆是指通过反驳对方论点中最薄弱的部分来应对。