believable是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 可相信的；可信任的

網絡 可信的；可…的；真實可信的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.可信(任)的
2.令人信服的

例句：

1. Any new leader has to be able to answer that question in a single, concrete, believable phrase.
   或許，這個問題需要留待新任領導人給出一個唯一的、具體的、可信的答案。

2. To her this seemingly lower claim is actually much more realistic, much more believable and much more appealing.
   這樣似乎低調的主張實際上更具有現實性，更值得相信，也更具有吸引力。

3. Mr Osborne's pathetic attempt to cast the cuts' distributional impact in a progressive light was no more believable than it was in June.
   奧斯本試圖把該計劃對分配的影響定為累進式的，這一註定失敗的努力並不比他6月份時的舉措更加可信。

4. And yet, believable. So I decided not to fire her again until I can be assured that she will be no threat to herself, or others.
   你不得不信，因此我決定暫時不再開除她。直到我確定她對自己或其他人不構成威脅為止。

5. What he said is something believable.
   他所講的是值得相信的。

6. But just as surely as dawn follows the darkest hour of night, the wackiest and craziest rumors must follow the most believable.
   黎明前的夜色格外黑，最奇怪、最瘋狂的傳言也得往可靠消息上靠。

7. The great edifice of royalty is now mostly a show, a soap, a family saga: "The Archers" with more believable characters, and better jokes.
   宏偉的皇室現在大多數是一場秀、肥皂劇和家族傳奇：“弓箭手”有很多令人信服的特徵和一些好笑的笑話。

8. The constant innovation coming out of Apple provides traders with endless material for believable speculation.
   蘋果自身不斷的創新也給交易者的猜想提供了無窮無盡的素材。