zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu shí zhàng chí yòu zhǒng miù jiàn shǐ shì shí zhèng míng men de xiǎng shì cuò de men hái shì rèn wéi men shénme dōunéng gān
    sometimes husbands live under the delusion that they can do anything even when they have been repeatedly proved wrong.
  • měi guó rén rèn wéi chú liǎo yánshí zhuāng wài men men yàng zhè zhǒng miù lùn yuán jīhū suǒ yòu měi guó réndōu shì hòu dài zhè shì shí
    The delusion that 'they're just like us except for their language, food,and clothing' comes from the reality that nearly all Americans descend from foreign immigrants.
  • jìn guǎn jiǔ nián yuè měi guó zǒng tǒng mén biǎo shēng míngbiǎo shì měi guó méng guó chéng rèn jiǔ nián lái de nián zhōng guó duì tái wān dǎo xíng shǐ zhù quándàn shì tóng nián liù yuè cháo xiān zhàn zhēng bào hòuměi guó zhèng wèile è zhì zhōng guó jǐn pài jūn duì qīn zhàn tái wānér qiě pāo chūtái wān wèi wèi dìngděng miù lùn hòu yòu zhú zài guó shè huì dòngshuāngchóng chéng rèn”, zhì zàoliǎng zhōng guó”。
    On January 5, 1950, the U.S. President Truman issued a statement, saying that the U.S. and other Allied countries recognized China's exercise of sovereignty over Taiwan Island in the four years since 1945. However, after the start of the Korean War in June 1950, to isolate and contain China the U.S. government not only sent troops to occupy Taiwan, but it also dished out such fallacies as "the status of Taiwan has yet to be determined" and later, step by step, lobbied for "dual recognition" among the international community in order to create "two Chinas.
  • bēi tòng de bēi shāng de chén de huò xiāo chén deyóu shì dào zhǒng kuā zhāng huò huāng miù xiào de chéng
    Mournful, dismal, or gloomy, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree.
  • huāng miù de shěn pàn shì duì bǎi lín yuàn fěng xìng de fǎng
    The absurd trial is a sendup of the Dublin court.
  • huāng miù de shěn pàn shì duì bǎi lín yuàn fěng xìng de fǎng
    The absurd trial was a sendup of the dublin court
  • zài 18 de huì shàng xiàng méi dài biǎo shuō :" men suǒ tán lùn de shì chú xiē zuì huāng miù de guǎng gào jiǎn féi 'ěr huánjiǎn féi xié diànjiǎn féi yàozài guǎng gào zhōng xuān chēng xiǎng chī jiù chīzhào yàng jiǎn féihái yòu jiǎn féi chǎn pǐn hào chēng "30 tiān jiǎn diào 30 bàng ", àn zhào rán zhè shì jué néng shí xiàn de
    "We are talking about screening out the most egregious examples - weight-loss earrings or shoe insoles, pills that tell consumers they can eat whatever they want and still lose weight, and products that make physically implausible promises like 'lose 30 pounds in 30 days,'" the chairman told media representatives at a meeting Tuesday.
  • miù chā cuò
    A mistake; an error.
  • miù zhēn de fǎn miàncuò
    The opposite of Truth; error.
  • guòfèn huàn xiàng bùqiè shí huāng miù de
    extravagantly fanciful and unrealistic; foolish.
  • guòfèn de huò huāng miù de 'ài zòng róng
    extravagantly or foolishly loving and indulgent.
  • luó ji de tuī lùn miù lùn cuò de huò luó ji de guān diǎn huò jié lùn
    A fallacious or illogical argument or conclusion.
  • chū kàn yòu xiào shí miù de lùn zhèng
    an argument that appears good at first view but is really fallacious.
  • yòu shēn suì dòng chá de yīng guó zuò jiā lín céng shuō guò:“ méi yòu yòng fāng de zhǔn lái píng dìng dōng fāng gèng huāng miù de shì liǎo。”
    Rudyard Kipling, a sagacious British writer, once commented: “ Nothing is more fallacious than to judge the East by the yardsticks of the West.”
  • guǒ cóng shàonián shí jiù guàn zuò yuǎn guàn huó dòng zài zhè fāng miàn de guàn yuè gǒng de gāo shàng gǎn qíng jiù yuè jiā zhǎnshēn xīn jiù yuè jiā huò liǎo duàn liàn cóng xiǎo suǒ kàn dào de bǎng yàng yuè hǎo yòng de shēn xīn liàng gǎi shàn zhōu wéi qíng kuàng de huì jiù yuè de zhèng dāng huó dòng suǒ shòu de shù yuè shǎo wǎng de chéng jiù yuè suǒ huò de chéng guǒ yuè gǒng de yòu zhìshǒu de huó dòng jiù yuè jiā néng gòu shè huì de tóng qíng zūn jìng de xīn qíng yóu piān jiàn miù lùn xìn zhī děng 'ér shòu dào de yuè shǎozài zhè yàng de qíng kuàng xià de shēn xīn liàng duì shēng chǎn biāo jiāng zuò gèng de huījiāng huò gèng de chéng jiùduì yòu de láo dòng chéng guǒ jiāng zuò gèng jiā yuán mǎn de yòng
    the more he has been from his youth accustomed to forethought and activity, the more his nobler feelings have been developed, and body and mind cultivated, the finer examples that he has witnessed from his youth, the more opportunities he has had for utilising his mental and bodily powers for the improvement of his condition, also the less he has been restrained in his legitimate activity, the more successful his past endeavours have been, and the more their fruits have been secured to him, the more he has been able to obtain public recognition and esteem by orderly conduct and activity, and the less his mind suffers from prejudices, superstition, false notions, and ignorance, so much the more will he exert his mind and limbs for the object of production, so much the more will he be able to accomplish, and so much the better will he make use of the fruits of his labour.
  • néng zhǐ chū men lùn diǎn zhōng de miù
    Can you spot the flaw in their argument?
  • zhè chū jià tài gāo liǎoxiǎn yòu xiē huāng miù
    The offer was too big and had gotten ridiculous.
  • xiān shēng zhù zhāng zài [ zhèng guī ] jiào zhè wàibié shè zhí xùn liàn yán miù zhè zhǒng xùn liàn wài jiā qiáng dāng chū gōng dàn wèi jiā yòng de chǔ jiào shì shì xià de zhě dāng zhōngyòu rén shòu guò zhí xùn liàn men shì nìngkě jiē shòu [ zhèng guī ] jiào
    Mr.Harris's call for job training that is separate from education is off the mark. Is such job training anything other than catching up for basic education not used when it was first available? How many of your readers have ever had job training? Haven't they rather received an education?
  • duō me huāng miù de xiǎng
    What a preposterous idea!
  • shì zhǒng huāng miù de xiǎng
    That's a preposterous idea!
  • zhēn yǒng héng miù duǎn zàn
    Truth is immortal; error is mortal.
  • men shuō tōu liǎo qiánshí zài shì huāng miù
    They had the impertinence to say I stole the money.
  • lín biāo、“ rén bāng chàng shénme qióng shè huì zhù qióng guò qióng mìng men fǎn duì xiē huāng miù fǎn dòng de guān diǎn
    We are opposed to those absurd, reactionary concepts of "impoverished socialism", "transition in poverty to a higher stage", and "making revolution in poverty" touted by Lin Biao and the Gang of Four.
  • jiāng rén lèi gǎn qíng qiáng jiā shēng mìng de miù : " yǒu shàn de tài yáng "。
    the fallacy of attributing human feelings to inanimate objects; `the friendly sun' is an example of the pathetic fallacy.
  • guǒ néng shēng shì yóu zhǒng rén zhù de huāng miù zhé xué me zhǒng rén zhù de zhé xué shì cuò de
    if it is due to a false philosophy of individualism, then the philosophy of individualism is wrong;
  • jué miù de xiàng dǎo kào de liào lái yuán
    An infallible guide; an infallible source of information.
  • miù lùn jiàn zài cuò huò xiào tuī lùn shàng de shēng míng huò lùn
    A statement or an argument based on a false or an invalid inference.
  • yòu huāng miù de xìn niàn wéi rén réndōu shì de chóu
    He has an irrational belief that everybody is his enemy.
  • yòu huāng miù de xìn niàn , wéi rén réndōu shì de chóu
    He have an irrational belief that everybody is his enemy.
  • jiǎ shè xiāng gān de lùn zhèng míng zhēng zhōng de lùn diǎn de miù lùn
    the fallacy of supposing that an argument proving an irrelevant point has proved the point at issue.
  • sān hóng zhì xuān yáng liàn lún gōngjiù néng chī yàobiān zào liǎo tào suǒ wèi dexiāo de miù lùnniē zàowàn rén diào cháde jiǎ bào gào zhuàngōng dào bìng chúde jiǎ bìng
    Thirdly,Li has advocated that Falun Gong practitioners must not take medicine and preached the so-called karma-eliminating fallacy. He has concocted a survey report of ten thousand practitioners and fabricated cases of illnesses cured by practicing Falun Gong.
  • zài lún diàn shì guǎng gōng miàn duì quán guójié [ shì cháng ] rén quán lián huì rén 'ěr biàn lùn shífǒu rèn shì zhèng mùdì zài jiāng jiā guī de shǎo shù màn dùn de rén zhù zhái de lùn diǎnbìng jiāng zhǒng lùn diǎn chì wéi huāng miù
    Koch, squaring off with American Civil Liberties Union director Norman Seigel on CBS' "Face the Nation," rejected as "outrageous" an argument that the policy has focused on driving homeless minorities out of wealthy Manhattan neighborhoods.