belie音标

英 [bɪˈlaɪ]

美 [bɪˈlaɪ]

belie基本释义

v.掩饰；与 ... 不符；使 ... 失望

belie用法及例句

verb

1. represent falsely

e.g. This statement misrepresents my intentions

Synonym: misrepresent

2. be in contradiction with

Synonym: contradictnegate

1. 掩饰；遮掩If one thing belies another, it hides the true situation and so creates a false idea or image of someone or something.

belie什么意思

e.g. Her looks belie her 50 years.她看上去不像50岁。

2. 证明…是虚假的；显示…不真实If one thing belies another, it proves that the other thing is not true or genuine.

e.g. The facts of the situation belie his testimony.实际情况证明他作了伪证。

1. 掩饰：beguile#欺骗;逍遣 | belie#掩饰 | bereave#剥夺

2. belie

2. 歪曲,辜负,违背：Morose 愁眉苦脸的 | Belie 歪曲,辜负,违背 | Misgiving 疑惑,不安

3. 歪曲真相,伪装：Variegated 杂色的,斑驳的 | Belie 歪曲真相,伪装 | Devious 偏僻的,迂回的

4. 给人以...假象, 使被误解：auspicious 有前途的, 有希望的, 吉祥的, 吉兆的 | belie 给人以...假象, 使被误解 | bellicose 好战的; 好争吵的; 好斗的

It was rendered criminal to belie the subjects of the king.

出自：D. Hume

近义词

临近词

contradict反驳

disprove证明 ... 是不对的...

twist缠绕

oppose反对

misrepresent误称

deny否认

distort歪曲

negate否定

disappoint使失望

impute归罪于

Belgrade

Beliegos

believingly

believableness

believability

Belieu

believing history

believing level

believing

believing action

believable

belief

相关列句

Howard's constant hustle and effort belie his physical giftedness as an athlete.(霍华德始终如一的勤奋和努力似乎掩盖了他的运动天赋。)

His clothes belie his station.(他的衣服掩饰了他的身分。)

Her looks belie her 50 years.(她的容貌掩饰着她的50岁年龄。)

I think you belie her, 'said Heathcliff, twisting his chair to face them.(“我想你是冤枉她了，”希刺克厉夫说，把椅子转过来朝着她们。)

New high-resolution satellite imagery, however, appears to belie the general's statement.(但是，新的高分辨率卫星照片却否定了将*的说法。)

Butt his conformist image and manner belie his break with strait-laced japanese business conventions.(不过，他墨守成规的形象与举止，其实掩饰了他对日本企业刻板传统的背弃。)

Theacts of enemy belie their words of seeking peace.(敌人的行动与他们追求和平的言词不一。)

The gentle lower slopes belie the true nature of the mountain.(低缓的山坡掩盖了这座山的真实特点。)

The facts of the situation belie his testimony.(事实情况证明他的证词是虚假的。)

Not that he wished to be less well-appearing, but that he was ashamed to belie his appearance by incongruous appeals.(这倒不是说他希望自己外表看上去差一些，而是说他羞于提出与自己的外表不相称的要求。)