英语释义

• tendency to believe too readily and therefore to be easily deceived

片语

credulity轻信；易受骗

dupability受骗的性格；易受骗

英汉例句

• second, never underestimate the gullibility of the media.

  第二，绝对不要低估媒体愚蠢的程度。

• while his compassion spoke volumes of the quality of his character, his inherent gullibility and trusting nature were easily exploited by the less scrupulous in the field of politics.

  虽然他的同情心充分体现了他的天性，但他与生俱来的单纯善良很容易被政治圈子中那些居心叵测的人利用。

• janice: you seem to have a large gullibility line.

  你似乎有一条很粗的轻信线。

• people make money from it due to human weakness, human greed and human gullibility .

  出于人类的弱点、贪婪和愚蠢，人们从它们身上得到金钱。

• a neat illustration of the fact that gullibility seems to be a disease of other people was provided by martin gardner, a great american debunker of pseudoscience, who died this year.

  马丁·加德纳今年刚刚辞世，生前是一位伟大的美国反伪科学斗士，他觉得人们总是容易轻信他人，这种心理如同顽疾随处可见。

• smith says his study and others reassure him that advertising to children is not 「sinful or wicked」, but, he concedes, one should 「be mindful of the gullibility of young children」.

  史密斯说他的这一研究及其它研究使他相信，向儿童做广告并非是「有罪或邪恶的」，但是，他承认应当「注意幼儿易受欺骗的特点」。

• ms warner is also illuminating on the apparent gullibility of some 19th-century scientists and rationalists, such as the members of the british and american societies for psychical research.

  mswarner还进一步说明,像19世纪英美两国自然科学院里的研究员这样的科学家和理性主义者,都会犯明显的错误.

• and he thrived in an era of cheap credit, when greed and gullibility became far more powerful than fear and suspicion.

  麦道夫成功于低信贷成本的年代：在那样的日子里，贪婪和欺骗比恐惧怀疑更占上风。

相似词

credulity轻信；易受骗

innocence清白，无罪；天真无邪