mendacity
英音[ menˈdæsəti ] 美音[ menˈdæsəti ]

谎言

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n.

谎言;虚伪;撒谎癖
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In certain, rare circumstances voters do not tell pollsters the truth, more out of embarrassment than mendacity.
可以肯定的是,选民们不对民意调查专家说真话的情况很少,如果不是尴尬则不会撒谎。
That bit of mendacity is further compounded by Christie's claim that they also adhere to international law on cultural property.
佳士得声明说他们也依照了文物的国际法,这进一步组成了他们的谎言。
荒诞不经的故事,在殖民地时期即已风行美国,一路向西延展,到达了虚伪的极度。
But if mendacity alone were grounds for resignation, the halls of Capitol Hill would be eerily, and permanently, quiet.
但如果仅因为撒了谎就引咎辞职,那么国会大厅也就剩不了几个人了。
第二十三条,我们要求制定法律禁止蓄意的政治谣言及其在出版上的散播。
That points to another area of confusion, or even downright mendacity.
这又引起了人们的困惑,甚至是赤裸裸的谎言。
The ending is bleak indeed: those who live by mendacity will die by it.
结局十分阴郁:那些靠谎言活着的人将因谎言而死去。
From baby's duration, start suffering a mendacity to harm.
从胎儿时期,就开始遭受欺害。
这个产业已经成为谎言、秘密以及浪费纳税人钱财的代名词。
他在行乞中完全丧失了尊严。
1·These are two sons of the upper bourgeois who feel degraded by the mendacity and hypocrisy of the world they see around them.
这是两个上层资产阶级的儿子,因为周围世界的谎言和虚伪而感到降尊了。
2·The industry became a byword for mendacity, secrecy and profligacy with taxpayers' money.
这个产业已经成为谎言、秘密以及浪费纳税人钱财的代名词。
3·Unseemly self-exposures, unpalatable betrayals, unavoidable mendacity, a soupçon of meretriciousness: memoir, for much of its modern history, has been the black sheep of the literary family.
失态的自我揭露,难以置信的背叛,不可避免的谎言,加上少许虚华:回忆录,在其短短的历史中,向来是文学家族里的害群之马。
1·Mr. Gore's mendacity was supposedly demonstrated by trivial anecdotes, none significant, some of them simply false.
据称可以证明戈尔虚伪的都不过是微不足道的小事,没有一件谈得上重要,其中一些根本为不实之辞。
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谎言;虚伪;撒谎癖