believable

英 [bɪˈliːvəbl]

美 [bɪˈliːvəbl]

adj.  可相信的; 可信任的

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牛津词典

adj.

• 可相信的；可信任的
  that can be believed
  1. Her explanation certainly sounded believable.
     她的解释听起来的确可信。
  2. a play with believable characters
     剧中人物真实可信的戏剧

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 可信的
  Something that isbelievablemakes you think that it could be true or real.
  1. ...believable evidence...
     可信的证据
  2. This book is full of believable, interesting characters.
     这本书里充满了真实可信的有趣人物。

英英释义

adj

• capable of being believed
  1. completely credible testimony
  2. credible information
  Synonym:credible

双语例句

• I think the news is believable.
  我认为这个消息是可信的。
• He's made the characters believable.
  他让个个角色都逼真可信。
• Eye contact with your audience opens communication, makes you more believable, and keeps your audience interested.
  与听众的眼神交流开拓了交流局面，使你更可靠，并保持了听众的兴趣。
• Even characters rendered as two-dimensional images become more realistic and believable if considered conceptually in three dimensions.
  连字符变成为两维图像变得更加现实和可信的，如果认为是在理念上，在三个方面。
• Do you think the reason why he gave is believable?
  你认为他给出的原因是可信的嘛？
• MacNeil's history in reporting makes the backdrop rich and believable, an enjoyable read from someone you trust.
  报道里迈尼尔的历史使背景变得丰富并可信。使你对信任的人的阅读变得有趣起来。
• Which is the least believable?
  哪一个最不可信？
• The fact that she told us is believable.
  她对我们说的话是可信的。
• Tolstoy draws a highly realistic and believable portrait of somebody who is surprised to discover that he's mortal.
  托尔斯泰刻画了一个高度真实可信的，一个对自己的必死感到惊讶的人的形象。
• I think it's believable.
  我认为那是可信的。（较正式）