fallacious

英 [fəˈleɪʃəs]

美 [fəˈleɪʃəs]

adj.  谬误的

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BNC.22688 / COCA.27765

牛津词典

adj.

• 谬误的
  wrong; based on a false idea
  1. a fallacious argument
     谬误的论据

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (思想、论据、道理)谬误的，错误的
  If an idea, argument, or reason isfallacious, it is wrong because it is based on a fallacy.
  1. Their main argument is fallacious.
     他们的主要论点是错误的。

双语例句

• The first part: fallacious ideality.
  第一部分：虚妄的理想。
• In the second place, the argument is merely negative, based on the act of being erroneous and even being fallacious.
  其次，该论点具有消极色彩，仅仅立足于“错误”与“谬误”这一行为上。
• Numerous examples might be cited to support fallacious claims, they most often lack a relevance to the issue under discussion.
  可能有例子支持错误的主张，但经常缺少和正在讨论的问题的相关性。
• This is very big fallacious.
  这是个很大的谬误。
• Gauss showed him that the proof was fallacious.
  高斯向他指出证明是错误的。
• Therefore, the premier is fallacious. What we need most is a good, automatically-run people's government
  因此，总理是靠不住的，我们最迫切需要的，是一个好的能自动运转的人民政府
• A model of fallacy is a pattern of fallacious argument, not the pure formal structure in strict syntax.
  谬误模式是谬误论证的型式，并不是严格的语法学意义上的纯形式结构。
• While new forms appear constantly, the fallacious structure of the commercial form is gradually obvious.
  我国新兴业态不断出现的同时，商业业态结构不合理的状况也日渐明显，因而商业业态结构的调整势在必行。
• John Maynard Keynes, in his role as an economic adviser to the Treasury, was asked to prepare a statement "exposing the fallacious character of the German proposals".
  当时身为英国财政部经济顾问的约翰梅纳德凯恩斯（johnmaynardkeynes），被要求准备一项声明，“揭露德国提议的荒谬本质”。
• An argument that appears good at first view but is really fallacious.
  初看有效实际谬误的论证。