单词
plausible
读音
ˈplɔːzəbl
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词根
"Plausible"来自于拉丁词根"plaus-",意为"赞扬"，进一步延伸出形容词的含义，表示赞美，赞扬的。那些看似合理、值得赞扬的事情或想法，我们就可以形容它们为plausible。
释义
adj. 看似可信的；花言巧语的，巧言令色的；貌似真实的，貌似有理的 [ 比较级 more plausible 最高级 most plausible ]
例句
She was a plausible liar.
她是个巧言令色的说谎高手。
I stood still, trying to invent a plausible excuse.
我静静地站着，努力想编出一个听上去可信的借口。
All I can say is that he was so plausible it wasn't just me that he conned.
我只能说，他看上去好像那么可信，他骗的可不只我一个。
She was a plausible liar.
她是个巧言令色的说谎高手。
I stood still, trying to invent a plausible excuse.
我静静地站着，努力想编出一个听上去可信的借口。
All I can say is that he was so plausible it wasn't just me that he conned.
我只能说，他看上去好像那么可信，他骗的可不只我一个。
强化记忆
你可以把"plausible"联想成"player's bull"（玩家的公牛）。想象你在一个农场上看到一头公牛，它看起来像是玩家的公牛，很有可能是真的，这就是"plausible"的含义，感觉有可能是真的，看似可信。"Plausible"来源于拉丁语"plausibilis"，即"deserving applause"（值得赞扬的）。于15世纪后期开始在英语中使用，尤其在法律语境中表示“做得当然，理应如此”。19世纪中期，词义发展为“可能的，看上去可能的”。此词在欧美社会中常被用来形容那些听上去可信、但实际上令人怀疑的论点或情况。
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Now, option two seems a little morescientifically plausible,but it begs the question,
away from humans and onto weapons:plausible deniability.Now we live in a global economy.
I mean, I think there's a kind of weak form of technological determinismthat is quite plausible,like, you're unlikely to encounter a society
Thinking about this,I rejected many very plausibleand dramatic breakthroughs to come,
gives us a narrative that resonates with our intuitions—it makes it seem more plausible.And we choose the option that seems more representative of the overall picture,
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