falsehoods

英 [ˈfɔːlshʊdz]

美 [ˈfælsˌhʊdz]

n.  虚假; 说谎; 不实之词; 谎言
falsehood的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 虚伪性;虚假性;谬误
  Falsehoodis the quality or fact of being untrue or of being a lie.
  1. She called the verdict a victory of truth over falsehood.
     她将这一判决称为真理对谬误的胜利。
• N-COUNT 谎言
  Afalsehoodis a lie.
  1. He accused them of knowingly spreading falsehoods about him.
     他指责他们故意散布有关他的谎言。

双语例句

• He can sit down and write a fine flourishing letter, full of professions and falsehoods.
  他可以坐下来写一封天花乱坠的信，充满着遁辞和虚伪。
• He accused him of knowingly spreading falsehoods in an effort to blacken my character
  他指控他蓄意散布虚假信息以玷污我的人格。
• She was not in the habit of devising falsehoods.
  她从来不会胡言乱语，谎话连篇。
• In the same way, ideas can spread by emotional selection, rather than by their factual merits, encouraging the persistence of falsehoods about Coke& or about a presidential candidate.
  同样，理念可以通过情感选择加以散布，而不取决于事实的优势，这就鼓励了关于可口可乐（或关于总统候选人）荒谬说法的存在。
• I sensed that something have go wrong with the video camera. How can you deliberately get up such paltry falsehoods?
  我意识到这台摄像机出故障了。你怎么能故意编造出这么卑鄙的谎话？
• His oral reports to the FBI were laced with falsehoods.
  他向美国联邦调查局作的口头报告中有不实之辞。
• He accused them of knowingly spreading falsehoods about him.
  他指责他们故意散布有关他的谎言。
• It acknowledges a legitimate government interest in affording individuals the opportunity to be compensated when published falsehoods harm their reputations.
  它承认，政府有必要让因不实之词而声誉遭受损害的公民得到索求赔偿的机会。
• History is a branch of literature, not of science, although, like all literature, it draws much of its strength from the scientific ability to perceive patterns, discard falsehoods and draw conclusions.
  历史学是文学的一个分支，而不是科学的分支&尽管像各种文学一样，历史学也从感知模式、去伪存真和作出结论等科学能力中获得生命力。
• It announced an email address for users to send reports of possible falsehoods.
  新浪表示，针对可能存在的谎言，微博用户可以通过电子邮件的方式进行举报。