fallible
英 ['f?l?b(?)l]
美['f?l?bl]
- adj. 易犯錯誤的；不可靠的
實用場景例句
- Memory is selective and fallible.
- 記憶有選擇性而且會出錯。
《牛津高階英漢雙解詞典》
- We're fallible , so we make mistakes.
- 我們難免有錯.
《簡明英漢詞典》
- They are only human and all too fallible.
- 他們只不過是普通人，太容易犯錯誤了。
辭典例句
- Human reason is a fallible guide.
- 人的理智會給人錯誤的指引。
辭典例句
- Everyone is fallible to some degree.
- 每個人在某種程度上都有錯誤.
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- Human beings are only fallible.
- 人類本身易犯錯誤.
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- As a beginner , shes still fallible.
- 她初出茅廬,仍然是輕易出錯的.
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- We are fallible beings.
- 我們都難免犯錯誤.
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- Efficient market theory is highly fallible, but it may still be better than anything else.
- 有效市場理論高度易錯, 但是比別的也許仍然好.
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- Pleasure is by no means an infallible critical guide, but it is the least fallible.
- 愉悅不是一貫正確的批評標準, 但它卻是最保險的.
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- Everyone of us is fallible. How to rectify our errors is the main point.
- 我們每人都會犯錯, 如何把錯誤改正過來才是重點.
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- The paper says it is generally agreed that the memories of adults and children are fallible.
- 論文指出,普遍認為成年人和兒童的記憶不可靠.
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- The technicians in scientific research institute and papermaking enterprise often face many calculations, which and fallible.
- 在科研院所 、 造紙企業中技術人員經常與各種計算公式打交道.
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- For we are fallible. We make mistakes andthe temptations of pride and power, and sometimes evil.
- 人難免要犯錯誤, 我們會做錯事,我們會受自負、權力 、 有時甚至邪念所誘.
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