sophistries单词基本解析:
n.诡辩术( sophistry的名词复数 ); (一次)诡辩n. 诡辩
n.诡辩术( sophistry的名词复数 );(一次)诡辩;
sophistries变化用词:
名词复数: sophistries |
sophistries英英释义:
名词 sophistry:
a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone
同义词:sophism, sophistry, sophistication
sophistry[ 'sɔfistri ]n.a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone
同义词:sophismsophistication
sophistries中文词源:
sophistries用法和例句:
sophistries
Time and again I have emerged from a course of reading in philosophy with the conviction that the authors were really avoiding specific problems by converting them into tenuous sophistries that have very little real meaning.
我一再退出对哲学的钻研,深信作者们确实是在以将具体问题换成几乎没有实际意义的贫乏诡辩来躲避它们。
If we have not a deep experience in the things of God, if we have not a thorough knowledge of His Word, we shall be beguiled to our ruin by the errors and sophistries of the enemy.
我们若在属上帝的事物上没有深厚的经验,我们若没有对祂圣言充分的知识,我们就必受仇敌诸般谬误与诡辩的迷惑以致灭亡。
lay bare sb.'s lies and sophistries
戳穿谣言和诡辩
用作名词(n.)He won the argument by sophistry.
他靠诡辩赢了那场争论。
Universities incline wits to sophistry and affection.
大学使才智偏于诡辩和矫情。