libel是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 中伤

v. 发表文字诽谤（某人）

网络 书面诽谤；诽谤罪；毁谤

变形：

复数：libels  现在分词：libelling  过去式：libelled  

完整释义：

n.

1.造谣诽谤
2.侮辱,对人不公平
3.【法律】诽谤,诽谤罪
4.诽谤文;【宗教】诽谤的诉状

v.

1.污蔑,诽谤
2.诬蔑
3.对…作不好看的描画;对…不够公平
4.【法律】发表诽谤…的文件;进行文字诽谤
5.【海事和教会法】提出书面控告;控诉

例句：

1. Further, we do not take or abuse the property of others, including intellectual property , nor do we engage in slander or libel.
   我们也不占有或滥用包括知识产权在内的他人的财产，不参与诽谤或侮辱。

2. I dare say that most sites do not tamper with reader comments, unless there is some blatant libel or flaming going on.
   可以肯定的是，除非出现明显的诽谤或谩骂言辞，绝大多数的网站不会随便歪曲用户评论。

3. The man, surnamed Yang, had made up the stories using Yan's name, and was later detained in Beijing on libel charges.
   实际上是男友被拒绝后想伤害她，这名造谣的男子姓杨，已经被北京警方拘留了。

4. But, the report says, "the United Kingdom remains a concern due to its expansive libel laws. "
   不过，报告指出：“英国由于其宽限的反诽谤法，仍令人关注。”

5. The concept of libel does not exist, nor should it.
   诽谤的想法不会存在，也不应该存在。

6. Libel and privacy laws should be reformed in ways to protect the public's right to know.
   诽谤和隐私法需要改革，从而保护公众的知情权。

7. The publisher was then threatened with a libel action by an Israeli company that made devices that Mr Lacerda criticised.
   出版商不久就遭到了诽谤诉讼的威胁，扬言要起诉的是一家制作被拉赛尔达先生批评的测谎设备的以色列公司。

8. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the British Crown prosecuted hundreds of cases of seditious libel, often imposing draconian penalties.
   在17和18世纪，不列颠王国政府起诉了数百起诽谤案，并且经常施以残酷的惩罚。