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承认对方的长处或力量而表示佩服或服从（多用于否定式）：不知道他这次～不～。不买他的账。

1. 见“ 买帐 ”。

• But he failed to attract a buyer for the details of an illusion by the American magician David Copperfield, which he claimed he knew.

  他自称知晓美国魔术师大卫・科波菲尔的一种幻术，并且愿意出售其细节，但无奈没人买账。

• The American public seems to be buying the industry line.

  美国的民众似乎对石油行业的说法很买账。

• But with many consumers unwilling to follow a local brand upmarket, Li Ning appears to be returning to its cheap-and-cheerful roots.

  但对于这种高端本土品牌，许多消费者并不买账，于是李宁似乎又走回了物美价廉的老路。

• Few people will buy individual insurance policies under Mr McCain's plan, he predicts, and Mr Obama's does not do enough to restrain costs.

  麦凯恩的个人保险政策没多少人会买账，而奥巴马的对减少支出效果不大。

• Public obedience to party lines with which MPs privately disagree is one flagrant example.

  一个臭名远扬的例子就是：内阁成员们在公开场合对于政党的路线绝对服从，私下却并不买账。

• The Pheonix is probably one of the only two units that I wasn't sold on.

  凤凰战斗机是两个让我不买账的单位之一。

• Iranians did not take kindly to this force-fed modernisation.

  伊朗人对这一充满强迫的现代化并不买账。

• Investors did not take kindly to the news: HP's share price dropped by 5% after the announcement.

  然而投资者对此却并不买账，在该消息发布后，惠普股价随之下跌5%。

• Linton dies soon afterwards and, although Hareton tries to be kind to her, she retreats into herself.

  不久之后，林顿也去世了，虽然哈里顿也试图对他和气，但她依然不买账。