fallacious

英 [fəˈleɪʃəs]

美 [fəˈleɪʃəs]

adj.  谬误的

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BNC.22688 / COCA.27765

牛津词典

adj.

• 谬误的
  wrong; based on a false idea
  1. a fallacious argument
     谬误的论据

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (思想、论据、道理)谬误的，错误的
  If an idea, argument, or reason isfallacious, it is wrong because it is based on a fallacy.
  1. Their main argument is fallacious.
     他们的主要论点是错误的。

双语例句

• Their main argument is fallacious.
  他们的主要论点是错误的。
• From this it was clear that Democritus 2,400 years before, had given a fallacious inaccurate name to the atom.
  由此看来，显然，2400年以前德谟克利特给原子起的名字既不可靠，也不准确。
• Nothing is so fallacious as facts, except figures.
  没有什么比事实更易误导人，除了数字。
• Nothing can be more fallacious than this kind of argument.
  没有任何论证比这更错误的了。
• An argument that appears good at first view but is really fallacious.
  初看有效实际谬误的论证。
• It seems quite plausible but actually as it stands this argument is fallacious.
  它看起来有点道理，但实际上它代表的论点却是不合理的。
• The first part: fallacious ideality.
  第一部分：虚妄的理想。
• A model of fallacy is a pattern of fallacious argument, not the pure formal structure in strict syntax.
  谬误模式是谬误论证的型式，并不是严格的语法学意义上的纯形式结构。
• It is quite fallacious to argue that traffic congestion will be reduced by building more roads, because it will simply encourage people to use their cars more.
  主张多修路以缓解交通阻塞是错误的，因为这只会鼓励人们更多地使用汽车。
• But, at the risk of sounding both pathetic and fallacious, it was entirely appropriate that the sky darkened and the thunder cracked as I approached the office of the Latvian prime minister in Riga last week.
  但是，上周当我前往里加的拉脱维亚总理办公室时，天色变暗，电闪雷鸣，冒着听起来既让人感到可悲又让人感到荒谬的风险，把情感投射到天气上在这里是完全合适的。