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

• 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。
• This report is full of fallacies, and dangerous fallacies at that.
  这篇报道充满了谬误，而且是危险的谬误。
• There are logical fallacies in the information they are all absorbing.
  他们全都吸收并加以引用的那信息，存在着逻辑上的谬误。
• This argument is not convincing because it suffers from several critical fallacies.
  这一论证不能令人信服，因为它含有几处严重的谬误。
• Taken in isolation these statements can be dangerous fallacies.
  孤立地看，这些说法可能是危险的谬论。
• Analyzing these fallacies is significant to further clarify the function of the general norm in argument.
  分析这些谬误对进一步阐明论证一般规范的作用有重要意义。
• The bi-dimensional fallacies of conservative political thoughts are the major cause for the misunderstandings and disputes about conservatism.
  保守主义政治思想二维性存在的认识不清是造成保守主义诸多误解与分歧的重要原因。
• 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。
• The study of fallacies is an especially important branch of informal logic.
  这项研究的谬论是一个特别重要的分支非正式逻辑。
• 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。