canard

GRE

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美[k??nɑrd]

基本釋義

n.
謠傳,謊言

詞性變化

實(shí)用例句

The charge that Harding was a political stooge may be a canard.

關(guān)于哈丁是個(gè)政治走狗的指控可能是個(gè)謠傳。

We remove these rear controls and install them as canard controls.

我們把尾部控制改為鴨式控制.

辭典例句

This canard was started by William Herndon.

這一謠言最初出自威廉·赫恩登之口.

辭典例句

Canard wing increases lift coefficient with the penalty of the increase of drag coefficient.

低于主機(jī)翼的鴨翼將加強(qiáng)前掠翼布局的緩失速特性.

期刊摘選

The story itself was a canard deliberately invented by the Armenians.

這個(gè)傳聞本身就是亞美尼亞人有意虛構(gòu)的謊報(bào).

辭典例句

Who said that I got married, that is a canard.

誰(shuí)說我結(jié)婚了, 那是個(gè)謠傳.

期刊摘選

That canard was proved to be true later.

那謠言后來被證明是真的。

辭典例句

The charge that Harding was a political stooge may be a canard.

關(guān)于哈丁是個(gè)政治走狗的指控可能是個(gè)謠傳。

柯林斯例句

英英釋義

Noun
  • 1. a deliberately misleading fabrication

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