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n.
不正直,不诚实
狡猾,阴险
不诚实的行为
欺诈
dis·hon·es·ty
dIs a nih sti
复数:dishonesties
词根:dishonest
adj.dishonest 不诚实的;欺诈的
adv.dishonestly 不诚实地;不正直地
14世纪晚期,“耻辱,羞耻,无荣誉感”,源自古法语 deshonesté(13世纪,现代法语 deshonnéteté)“不名誉,不得体”,源自 des-(见 dis-) + 拉丁语 honestatem(格位 honestas) “尊贵”,源自 honestus “尊贵的; 值得尊敬的,可敬的”,源自 honos “荣誉,尊严,职位,声誉”,其起源不详。主要现代意义“缺乏诚实,缺乏正直”,记录于1590年代。
The first known use of dishonesty was in 1589
disillusionverb
to free from mistaken beliefs or foolish hopes
a loss that disillusioned the fans
disillusionverb
to free from mistaken beliefs or foolish hopes
a loss that disillusioned the fans
dishwaternoun
water in which dishes have been or are to be washed
dishwashernoun
a person or a machine that washes dishes
dishonor1 of 2noun
loss of honor or good name
the state of one who has lost honor
a cause of disgrace
dishonor2 of 2verb
to bring shame on : disgrace
to refuse to accept or pay (as a check)
dishonorableadjective
not honorable : shameful
dishonorable conduct
dishonorableadjective
not honorable : shameful
dishonorable conduct
dishonor1 of 2noun
loss of honor or good name
the state of one who has lost honor
a cause of disgrace
dishonor2 of 2verb
to bring shame on : disgrace
to refuse to accept or pay (as a check)
dishonestynoun
lack of honesty : the quality of being dishonest
1 “The haggle is very interesting to me: it’s like civilized dishonesty,” he said.
2 Back at the Bed-Stuy cafe, Mr. McFarland said the biggest sin he had committed was digging himself in deeper with dishonesty.
3 What is "Academic Dishonesty"?
什么是学术欺骗?
4 Clearly not, but the spectacle of this train wreck risks reducing his dishonesty to a punchline, not a peril.
5 Sin Lying, stealing, dishonesty, and cruelty are SINS.
撒谎、偷窃、不诚实和残忍都是罪恶。
6 His real ads, as on his comedy records, often parodied other ads or functioned as critiques of advertising itself, highlighting its machinations, its institutional dishonesty.
7 What I can’t condone here is dishonesty with the women involved.
8 Nepo babies have a sense of dishonesty, and this is one of our biggest problems with them.
9 “The dishonesty of the publisher was as troubling as the censorship,” Mr. Solomon said.
10 Should I say something about his dishonesty or let this go?
11 He hustles through the picture with aggression, slick dishonesty and just enough heart to make his ultimate moral awakening credible and moving.
12 So it will be important to determine where on the scale of dishonesty this man’s deceit lies, and whether he has a background of violence or drug use or other indicators.
13 They are smart kids, and I would like to break the cycle of dishonesty and shame, yet they are still young.
14 The repetition of the word "liar" in the lyrics underscores the band's frustration with the proliferation of dishonesty in society.
15 Lucky for us, we also have a sixth sense for dishonesty that may protect us.
幸运的是,我们也有着对于不可信行为的第六感,这也许能够保护我们。
16 It conjures more lawlessness, dishonesty, conniving, brutality and power mania than both of the earlier books put together.
17 “It also provides new evidence that dishonesty may therefore lead people to become more creative in their subsequent behaviors.”
18 He suggests that honor codes and supervision help decrease dishonesty.
19 Two factors in early adolescence make it an especially fertile time for dishonesty, says Tori Cordiano, a clinical psychologist and director of research at Laurel School’s Center for Research on Girls in Ohio.
20 The cynical way in which Stalin had switched sides had come as no surprise to Orwell, who was by then accustomed to the dishonesty and cruelty of the Soviet regime.
1 欺骗
double deceptive illusory underhanded underhand illusive colorable captious trumpery trickish sell beat craft blind fake cheat deception bunk gouge gull deceit trickery swindle guile duplicity indirection hanky-panky flimflam chicane roguery shenanigan humbuggery rope jockey bamboozle palter have kid abuse trick screw fool bull mock sting deceive betray juggle mislead hoax dupe victimize rook delude beguile humbug cajole bilk diddle gammon finagle mump gyp double-cross befoul cozen blear goldbrick befool fox blear eyes put over on juggle with do brown put the change upon play the fool with sail under false colors act a double part lead up the garden slip over on cross up tricky spurious tortuous fiddling delusive jiggery-pokery try-on rip-off put-on take-in twist fraud hype hustle fudge sham falsehood stratagem boondoggle skulduggery hocus-pocus razzmatazz blague swizz spruce pettifog two-time illude con buffalo mystify hoodwink bunco hocus euchre do green cross lie string bite impose sucker fiddle chisel under false colours bludge on on the fiddle play false stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across take for a ride try it on make a fool of
2 行为不正
3 欺诈
two-tongued fraudulent shifting oblique sham deceitful rascally Janus-faced shift trick gouge deceit guile humbug fakery bunco gyp covin chantage flam circumvent mump monkey tricks forked tongue monkey business fast one management twist rip deception chicanery hocus-pocus roguery jiggery-pokery cheat stiff sting flimflam gazump unfair indirect deceptive bogus insidious disingenuous insincere plant fraud fiddle juggle cunning imposition ruse insincerity imposture knavery swindling racketeer impose scam defraud bilk swindle skin game two faces under one hood false phoney double-dealing lurk hanky-panky gag duplicity baloney shenanigan dupe beguile job screw pluck on the cross
4 狡猾
fast-fingered pretty smart funny sharp subtle tricky slim slick slippery crafty dishonest cunning sly astute knowing insidious shrewd artful devious designing wily serpentine leery foxy canny politic downy cagey vulpine snaky tricksy pawky iky coony trickish subtly craftily cattily subtlety guile lubricity craftiness jesuitism mala fide
5 谎言
lie tale makeup cracker fabrication leasing fable falsehood deceit untruth falseness mendacity crammer inveracity
6 不诚实的行为
7 不诚实
unveracious trothless double fraudulent crooked dishonest bent untrue disingenuous unfaithful shifty falsehearted deceitfulness hollowness falseness crookedness unveracity on the fiddle mala fide mendacity inveracity bad faith mala fides deceitful shadiness false lip unfair sinister tortuous mendacious insincerity two hearts sharp dirty disloyal unrighteous untruthful improbity forked-tongued hollow indirect insincere gyp double-dealing lefthanded false-hearted truthless niddering nidering duplicity indirection jackleg synthetic painted unjust forked
9 阴险
dark double subtle sinister feline dishonest insidious disingenuous serpentine conspiratorial snaky viperous viperish underhand darkness subtlety blackness jesuitism
11 不正直
twisted dishonest disingenuous tortuous unfairly disingenuously unfairness indirection unfair unfaithful twisty shifty wrong improbity crooked bent untrue unconscientious uncandid
12 舞弊