fallacies

英 [ˈfæləsiz]

美 [ˈfæləsiz]

n.  谬见; 谬论; 谬误; 思维方式谬误; 谬误推理
fallacy的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 谬论;谬见
  Afallacyis an idea which many people believe to be true, but which is in fact false because it is based on incorrect information or reasoning.
  1. It's a fallacy that the affluent give relatively more to charity than the less prosperous...
     富人比穷人对慈善事业的捐助更多些;这种观点是一种谬见。
  2. It exposes the fallacy of short-term industrial gain at long-term environmental expense.
     这暴露了以长久的环境破坏为代价换取短期工业利益的错误。

双语例句

• 169. The fallacies of many arguments are quite obvious.
  许多论证的推论错误是相当明显的。
• The pragmatic theory accommodates both informal and formal fallacies and is a consistent fallacy theory.
  将形式谬误与非形式谬误统一起来，使二者具有一致性；
• We will do fallacies next week I think.
  我们下周会讲到谬误。
• He has reluctantly acknowledged the fallacies in his statement.
  他勉强承认了他声明中的谬误之处。
• This article complements Dominique Vauquier's article(" The6 Fallacies of Business Process Improvement").
  这篇文章对DominiqueVauquier的文章（“业务过程改进的6个谬误”）进行了补充。
• And there are I think four pages of fallacies or something and they are all in.
  我想有四页的谬误，他们都在里面。
• It is the task of epistemology to unmask the fallacies of positivism and to refute them.
  揭发实证论的一切谬见，因而驳斥它们，这是认识论的任务。
• This week we'll be looking at common fallacies.
  这周我们要看看，普通谬论。
• This argument suffers from at least four critical fallacies.
  本段论述至少犯下了四个关键性的逻辑谬误。
• Fallacies are bad arguments that look like good argument and can easily be confused of them.
  逻辑谬论是看起来像好论点的不好论点，并且可能很容易弄混。