belied

英 [bɪˈlaɪd]

美 [bɪˈlaɪd]

v.  掩饰; 遮掩; 使…给人以假象; 显示(某事)不正确; 证明(某事)错误
belie的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 掩饰；遮掩
  If one thingbeliesanother, it hides the true situation and so creates a false idea or image of someone or something.
  1. Her looks belie her 50 years.
     她看上去不像50岁。
• VERB 证明…是虚假的；显示…不真实
  If one thingbeliesanother, it proves that the other thing is not true or genuine.
  1. The facts of the situation belie his testimony.
     实际情况证明他作了伪证。

双语例句

• A perplexed look His real feeling was belied to a certain extent by his strained, pale face and somewhat hazy stare.
  他那紧张苍白的脸和茫然的眼神，一定程度上掩饰了他的真实心情。
• An hour later when the conversation began to lag, Gerald, with a guile that belied the wide innocence of his bright blue eyes, proposed a game.
  谈话一小时之后，开始放慢，于是杰拉尔德想出一个诡计，那双碧蓝的眼睛也不由得流露出真情来&他提议玩牌。
• Ming court belied that its greatest challenges and opportunities were at home.
  明朝朝廷认识到最大的挑战和机遇是在国内。
• The claim that monetary policy is inert when interest rates are low is belied by the recoveries in the US and UK.
  有关货币政策在低利率环境无能为力的说法，与美国和英国复苏的事实不符。
• Our belied on causation is just our habit in mind.
  我们相信因果关系只是我们头脑中的习惯。
• Her cruelty belied her kind words.
  她的残忍与她的好话不一致。
• But the rhetoric that this was all for the kids was belied by what the deal had left out.
  可是协议里针对的对象全是孩子，那些好争论的人便为协议所遗漏的感到失望。
• Just as often their subsequent actions, or lack of them, have belied these fine words.
  可每一次，他们随后拿出的行动（或缺乏行动）都证明其动听的言辞华而不实。
• Any general claim will be belied by a particular experience.
  任何一概而论的说法都会被具体经历推翻。
• His trembling belied his words.
  他的战栗表明他的话是假的。