英语释义

• easy to believe on the basis of available evidence;

  "he talked plausibly before the committee"

  "he will probably win the election"

片语

reliablyad 可靠地；确实地

be credibly informed得知可靠消息

credibly detail可信地

be credibly informed detail得知可靠消息

unfailinglyad 可靠地；无穷尽地；不倦地

Run Credibly运行可靠

succeed credibly值得称赞地成功

Testified Credibly完全符合

英汉例句

• If Israel has a plan that could credibly destroy and replace Hamas, it is not apparent.

  以色列有可靠的方案来消灭并取代哈马斯吗？我们看不到。

• That seemed to pose little danger as long as Latvia could credibly keep its currency pegged to the euro.

  只要拉脱维亚的货币紧钉欧元，这似乎也没构成什么威胁。

• For now, only America can credibly play that role.

  因此，目前只有美国可发挥保证欧洲安全的可靠作用。

• Test and evaluation of executable prototypes have demonstrated that the major risk elements have been addressed and have been credibly resolved.

  可执行原型的测试和评估已经被证明，主要的风险元素已经被确定，并且已经实际被解决。

• One of the best ways for a manager to do so credibly is to make sure he「s speaking the sponsor」s language.

  管理人员要想十拿九稳，最好的方法之一就是要确保在与出资人交谈时运用对方的语言。

• We can either put in enough troops to control the environment or we can credibly communicate our intention to leave.

  我们要么投入足够的军队控制住局势，要么就老实表达我们準备撤军。

• By then, it is hoped, Hamid Karzai, the President and likely winner, can be more credibly presented as a legitimate partner for outsiders.

  到那时，总统及可能的赢家哈米德·卡尔扎伊，有望更理直气壮地出任外界合法的合作伙伴。

• Go-ForIt tests the validity of technology and enables our consultants to speak credibly about it.

  Go - ForIt测试技术的有效性，并使我们的顾问能够说出它的可靠之处。

• Mr Obama offers a zillion handouts (tax breaks for college and for 「patriotic」 private firms, $150 billion for green energy, and so on) but no credibly painful plan to fix Medicare or Social Security.

  奥巴马先生提供了一份庞大的计划（对大学和「爱国的」私人企业减税，向绿色能源提供1500亿美元，以及其它一些计划），但是在医疗和社会保险方面没有可行的计划。

• 「There is no way of credibly aggregating the information to assess the magnitude of the problem,」 he added.

  「没有一种可信地收集信息的方法来评判问题的严重性。」他补充说。

• When Qaddafi falls, no one can credibly argue that America was the driving force behind these changes.

  当卡扎菲垮台时，没有人可以令人信服地说美国是驱动这些变化的幕后黑手。

• But, he argues, if the debt is so large that the government cannot credibly commit to these actions, the public assumes the central bank will inflate away the debt by printing money.

  但是，里柏认为，一旦债务过多，政府无力采取上述行动，民众认为央行会增加货币印制数量，依靠通膨平衡债务。

• A credible inflation target of 2 or 3 per cent, maintained over a credibly long period of time, is useful.

  在相当长的一段时期内，维持2%或3%这种可靠的通胀率目标，是有用的。

• The answer is to turn to the only institution that can credibly counter a collective loss of confidence on such a scale.

  解决办法就是寻求唯一一个能够可信地反击如此规模的共同信用损失的机构的帮助。

• A central bank could not credibly commit itself to a 4% inflation target having broken a pledge to keep inflation close to 2%.

  央行不可能用4%通胀目标来破坏接近2%通胀承诺。

• Your top management ranks are thin and you need a turnaround wizard because you can no longer function credibly as chairman, chief executive, president and chief operating officer all at once.

  公司的高层经理人手不足，董事长、首席执行官、总裁以及首席运营官这四职压身让你顿感力不从心，因此你需要一位精英人士来力挽狂澜。

• You can「t effectively and credibly explain to your partners everything that you need to accomplish if you don」t know these things yourself.

  如果连你自己都不清楚的话，你根本就不可能有效且可信地向你的搭档们解释每一件你需要完成的事情。

• The whole point of that paper was that when you「re up against the zero lower bound, it doesn」t matter how much money you print - not unless you credibly promise higher inflation.

  那篇文章的全部观点就在于当我们反对零成交下界的时候，你印刷多少钞票都无所谓，但除非你可信地给出了一个更高的通货膨胀预期。

• It will soon have the necessary firepower to act credibly both as a lender in a crisis and a provider of insurance against one.

  它很快就会获得必要的火力，既作为一个危机中的贷款人，又作为一个提供危机险的保险人，发挥可靠的作用。

• Nonetheless, his testimony – with its credibly banal account of life on board the Arctic Sea – blows a hole in the official version of events.

  然而，他的陈述——详实可靠地描述了「北冰洋」号船上的普通生活——却给官方的版本捅了娄子。

相似词

believable可信的

creditable声誉好的；值得称赞的；应当认可的

likelyad 很可能；或许

plausible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

presumptive假定的；根据推定的

probable很可能的事；大有希望的候选者

相反词

far-fetched牵强附会的

implausible难以置信的，不像真实的

improbable不大可能的，未必确实的；不可信的；未必会发生的

incredible不能相信的，难以置信的；极好的，极大的

unbelievable难以置信的；不可信的

unlikelyad 未必

unplausible难信的