英:[ˈlaɪbl]
美:[ˈlaɪbəl]
英:[ˈlaɪbl]
美:[ˈlaɪbəl]
n.
文字诽谤
诋毁
中伤
诽谤罪
v.
对…进行诽谤
发表文字诽谤
li·bel
laI bl
复数:libels
第三人称单数:libels
现在分词:libelling或libeling
过去式:libelled或libeled
过去分词:libelled或libeled
词根:libel
adj.libellous 诽谤的;损害名誉的(等于libelous)
noun
a written statement in which a plaintiff in certain courts sets forth the cause of action or the relief sought
archaic a handbill especially attacking or defaming someone
a written or oral defamatory statement or representation that conveys an unjustly unfavorable impression
a statement or representation published without just cause and tending to expose another to public contempt
verb
intransitive verb
to make libelous statements
transitive verb
to make or publish a libel against (see libel entry 1)
公元1300年左右,“正式书面声明,任何形式的书写”,尤其是在民法中,“原告的指控陈述”(14世纪中叶); 源自古法语 libelle(女性)“小书; (法律)指控,索赔; 书面报告”(13世纪),源自拉丁语 libellus “小书,小册子; 请愿书,书面控告,投诉”,是 liber “书”的小型化形式(参见 library)。意思是“虚假或诽谤性陈述”,始于1610年代。特定的法律意义是“任何可能损害个人声誉的公开或书面声明”,最早见于1630年代。
Noun and Verb Middle English, written declaration, from Anglo-French, from Latin libellus, diminutive of liber book
The first known use of libel was in the 14th century
liberalitynoun
the quality or state of being liberal
a generous act
liberalismnoun
a political belief stressing progress, the essential goodness of humankind, and individual freedom
liberalismnoun
a political belief stressing progress, the essential goodness of humankind, and individual freedom
liberalismnoun
a political belief stressing progress, the essential goodness of humankind, and individual freedom
liberal1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or based on the liberal arts
a liberal education
not stingy : generous
a liberal giver
more than enough
a liberal allowance
not strictespecially: not bound by traditional forms or beliefs
of or relating to liberalism : not conservative
liberal2 of 2noun
a person who is liberal especially in politics
libelousadjective
being a libel
libelousadjective
being a libel
libel1 of 2noun
something spoken, written, or drawn that injures a person's good name
the act or crime of publishing a libel
libel2 of 2verb
to hurt by a libel
libel1 of 2noun
something spoken, written, or drawn that injures a person's good name
the act or crime of publishing a libel
libel2 of 2verb
to hurt by a libel
libel1 of 2noun
something spoken, written, or drawn that injures a person's good name
the act or crime of publishing a libel
libel2 of 2verb
to hurt by a libel
1 In an open letter to Wajda, the Polish authorities berated him for casting Czyzewska, and condemned another article by Halberstam, in Harper's magazine, as a "dirty libel against our country".
2 Trump actually has sued for libel on occasion, although typically without much to show for it.
3 "Frank and I were good friends. I could have the most incredible libel suit. But to get into the dirt with Henry Bushkin? No."
4 Rakoff said in mid-February that he would dismiss the lawsuit because Palin had failed to show that The Times had acted out of malice, something required in libel lawsuits involving public figures.
5 He claimed that he had been misquoted and he threatened to sue the magazine for libel.
他声称自己的话被误引了,并威胁说要以诽谤罪起诉该杂志。
6 Lashing back, the Regent’s lickspittle ministers pressed libel charges and Hunt ended up serving two years in prison.
7 Sullivan — the 1964 case that solidified press freedom in the United States by establishing a high standard for public officials to sue over libel and defamation.
8 Canadian libel law is based on English common law.
加拿大的诽谤法是以英国的习惯法为根据的。
9 The outcome of the case – a libel action being pressed by Depp – could affect many of those involved.
10 Will her battle against a libel suit in the Philippines lead to jail time?
11 One of the most closely watched cases was a libel suit against the country’s largest publisher of theatrical plays, which distributed a popular satire titled “MacTrump,” which clearly mocked administration officials.
12 Last year's Royal Charter on press regulation laid out a system that would offer cost advantages in the libel courts if a regulator agreed to oversight by an independent recognition committee.
13 The difference between libel and slander libel is printed while slander is spoken.
诽谤和诋毁的区别在于前者是书面的,而后者是口头的.
14 The claim, vigorously denied by Depp, who has admitted to alcohol problems, was put to him on the second day of his evidence in his libel claim against the Sun.
15 Depp sued the newspaper for libel and lost, leading Warner Brothers to oust him from the "Fantastic Beasts" franchise.
16 Records for a libel and defamation lawsuit filed by Johnson against Moss in state court in Tennessee in January 2014 shed light on the collector’s dispute over the guitar.
17 Johnny Depp has breached an order in a libel case by failing to disclose texts that apparently show him trying to obtain drugs, the high court has ruled.
18 A countercharge of libel was made by the opposing counsel.
对方律师提出诽谤罪的反诉.
19 Donald Trump said last month that he wants to “open up” the nation’s libel laws to make it easier for public figures to sue the news media.
20 He was regularly sued for libel and in 1810 was imprisoned in Newgate.
2 诬蔑
3 诽谤
defamatory scandalous libelous slanderous detractive blasphemously injury personality scandal smear defamation slander name-calling vilification calumny aspersion aspersions detraction malediction obloquy backbiting dispraise revilement roorbach detract backbite belibel malign vilify blacken blaspheme traduce calumniate asperse calumnious slur mud-slinging defame besmirch bad-mouth MUD bitch snipe blackguard character assassination speak evil of injurious muck denigration denigrate belie spatter bespatter miscall blow upon derogatory libellous trash rot cast stones throw stones scurrilous stab derogation mudslinging tarnish derogate hurl mud at sling mud at throw mud at cast aspersions on hatchet job discredit cast aspersions calumniatory invective decrial evil venom calumniation malison reflect revile scandalize detractory abuse sklent infamize deprave cast nasturtiums
4 诋毁
abuse smear crucify slur blacken besmirch traduce smirch drag through the mud disparaging slanderous libellous slander denigrate vilify disparage detractory detractive scandal detraction detract decry spatter dispraise calumniate dragthrough the mud do a number on
5 侮辱
offensive insulting injurious opprobrious slighting affrontedness injury abuse wound offense insult slap outrage affront indignity contumely slight shame dishonor disesteem cast a slur on cast a slur upon cast slurs at put a slur on put a slur upon throw a slur on throw a slur upon throw slurs at do a number on lese majesté affrontive abusive despite offence slam dishonour wrong offend gall invective despiteous brick hotfoot brickbat insultation diss flout denigrate defame spit on
6 诽谤罪
7 污蔑
uncomplimentary libellous malediction smear malign vilify slanderous abuse slander denigrate disparage befoul
8 对…造谣中伤
9 中伤
calumniatory defamatory scandalous injurious libelous calumnious backstair injuriously tale dirt scandal smear slur defamation name-calling vilification calumny aspersion aspersions calumniation traducement reflect snipe backbite wrong slander malign vilify scandalize traduce calumniate asperse fling mud at sling mud at throw mud at mud-slinging defame speak evil of detraction mudslinging detract denigrate bad-mouth blow upon do a disservice invidious sycophantic backstairs mud mayhem muck malediction sycophancy schmear blacken hack belie a stab in the back whistle down the wind breathe on
11 不实之词