英：[pəˈfɪdiəs]
美：[pərˈfɪdiəs]
perfidious如何读
perfidious是什么意思
adj. (形容词)
- 背信弃义的
- 不诚实的
- 不忠的
- 不可信任的
- 背叛的
- 不忠实的
- 叛变的
- 有异心的
perfidious自然拼读
per·fid·i·ous
pr fI di s
perfidious扩展
perfidiously (adv.), perfidiousness (n.)
perfidious词根
词根：perfidy
adv.perfidiously 不忠实地；背信地
n.perfidy 不诚实；背信弃义
perfidious英英释义
Adjective
1. tending to betray; especially having a treacherous character as attributed to the Carthaginians by the Romans;
"Punic faith"
"the perfidious Judas"
"the fiercest and most treacherous of foes"
"treacherous intrigues"
perfidious词源中文解释
"无信仰，卑鄙背叛"，来自1590年代的拉丁语 perfidiosus "背叛的"，源自 perfidia "不忠诚"（见 perfidy）。相关词汇： Perfidiously； perfidiousness。
The treacherous man either betrays the confidence that is reposed in him, or lures another on to harm by deceitful appearances; as, the treacherous signals of the wrecker. The perfidious man carries treachery to the basest extreme: he betrays acknowledged and accepted obligations, and even the most sacred relationships and claims: as, Benedict Arnold and Judas are types of perfidy. [Century Dictionary, 1895]
treacherous 的人会背叛别人对他的信任，或者通过欺骗性的外表引诱别人受害； 例如，劫船者的 treacherous 信号。perfidious 的人将背叛推向了最卑鄙的极端：他会背叛公认和接受的义务，甚至是最神圣的关系和要求：例如，本尼迪克特·阿诺德和犹大就是 perfidy 的代表。[世纪词典，1895年]
perfidious词源英文解释
The first known use of perfidious was in 1572
perfidious儿童词典英英释义
performverb
carry out, do
act entry 2 sense 4, function
to do something requiring special skill
to do according to rules or in an established way
perform a wedding
to give a performance of
perform a play
perforceadverb
by force of circumstances or of necessity
perforateverb
to make a hole or series of holes throughespecially: to make a line of holes to make tearing easy and neat
sheets of stamps are perforated
perforationnoun
the act or process of perforating
a hole, pattern, or series of holes made by perforating
perforationnoun
the act or process of perforating
a hole, pattern, or series of holes made by perforating
perforateverb
to make a hole or series of holes throughespecially: to make a line of holes to make tearing easy and neat
sheets of stamps are perforated
perforateverb
to make a hole or series of holes throughespecially: to make a line of holes to make tearing easy and neat
sheets of stamps are perforated
perfidynoun
the quality or state of being faithless or disloyal : treachery
perfidiousadjective
of, relating to, or characterized by perfidy : treacherous
perfidiousadjective
of, relating to, or characterized by perfidy : treacherous
perfidious 例句
1 So much of what citizens know of our perfidious former president has come from her writing and reporting.
2 "Russia's perfidious goal is to starve the people again this winter and to let them freeze to death," she said.
3 He would seem to have similarly unresolved feelings about renouncing his “rough magic” and forgiving the perfidious statesmen who betrayed him years earlier.
4 She taught her transplant surgeon the Renegade two weeks after he spent 14 hours removing her perfidious liver.
5 He called the blockade “part of Russia’s perfidious strategy to not only take out a competitor, which they’re not going to be able to do, but it’s also economic war that Russia is waging.”
6 Also, perhaps worst of all, the heroes are attacked by perfidious porpoises.
7 This is wholly predictable, which in no way makes it less perfidious: Today's Republican Party is the world's largest white supremacist and sexist political organization.
8 But what’s truly unprecedented about this bill is the range of organizations that its supporters hope to cleanse of perfidious foreign influence.
9 She was a casualty of a cannibalistic industry, where bloodthirsty paparazzi and perfidious schemers conspire to wring every last cent out of young starlets.
10 The reclusive country sees exercises in the South as a rehearsal for war, and severed inter-Korean hotlines when the allies held regular summer training in August, accusing Seoul of “perfidious behaviour”.
11 “Behold, campers, this vile and destructive creature! This killer of songbirds! This murderer of chipmunks! This perfidious predator!”
12 Trump is also the leader of a perfidious cabal, which is equally responsible for the human destruction wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.
13 On the world stage, Ukraine consistently portrays Russia as a perfidious power that cannot be trusted to honor international agreements — and Moscow’s actions often make that characterization compelling.
14 Your perfidious gossip is malicious and dangerous.
你说的那些背信弃义的话是很刻毒险恶的。
15 On this reading, it was designed to demonstrate the scope of the murderers and to send a hair-raising message to Litvinenko's friends in London, and perhaps also to his perfidious British hosts.
这种做法的弦外之音，意在展示谋杀者的用武之地，也给利特维年科在伦敦的友人传达了恐怖信息，可能还是给利氏背信弃义的英国东家一个下马威。
16 The court found that the defendant “exploited the mood in Germany in a particularly perfidious way.”
17 Woman is perfidious and disingenuous.
女人是邪淫寡信的.
18 I’ve written before about the hypocrisy with which we treat mental illness, which is astonishing even by the standards of these perfidious islands.
19 The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.
伤害一件事物的最背叛的方法就是故意用错误的辩论去维护它。
20 But then another Frenchman replies, translating the French word into English before continuing his speech in the language of perfidious Albion.
perfidious 同义词
1 不忠的
treacherous disaffected faithless disloyal traitorous untrusty unfaithful inconstant false untrue apostate
2 背叛
treacherous unfaithful traitorous betrayal treason treachery defection perfidy sell-out defect betray double-cross turn coat rebel tergiversate break away break away from
3 叛变的
6 不义的
7 不可信赖的
8 背信弃义的
13 背信
traitorous Punic falsehearted betrayal infidelity perfidy rat backpedal Punic faith bad faith rat on
14 狡猾的
fly wise greasy crafty cunning dodgy designing wily politic Punic surreptitious lubricious vulpine captious pawky
15 奸诈
double-hearted tricky cunning treacherous duplicitous vulpine snaky guileful craftily foxery treachery guile duplicity trickiness knavery canniness jesuitism foxiness felinity Punic faith
16 背信的
17 不忠贞的
18 狡猾
fly wise greasy crafty cunning dodgy designing wily politic Punic surreptitious lubricious vulpine captious pawky trickish craft subtlety guile perfidy
19 不可信任的
20 不忠实的
22 不忠
treacherous disaffected faithless disloyal traitorous untrusty traitorously unfaithfully faithlessly infidelity treachery disloyalty disaffection perfidy faithlessness unfaithful inconstant false untrue apostate treason
24 背叛的