英语词汇“fallibility”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

falliblefal‧li‧ble /ˈfæləbəl/ adjective formal

WORD ORIGINfallible

Origin:

1400-1500 Medieval Latin fallibilis, from Latin fallere ‘to deceive’

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

Steyer's murder trial showed that the justice system is fallible.

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

Any computer user soon discovers that sometimes hardware, and more often software, is extremely fallible.
For neural nets and genetic algorithms, it is not so much fallible as crude.
I am not urging that all observation statements should be discarded because they are fallible.
Needless to say, all such anecdotes and surveys are fallible.
On practically every issue the Comintern found itself in the role of an infallible body which had adopted a manifestly fallible policy.
The claims of the falsificationist are seriously undermined by the fact that observation statements are theory-dependent and fallible.
There is the fallible narrator, escaping his past, indulging his dandified sensibilities, inevitably sucked into danger beyond his understanding.

able to make mistakes or be wrong OPP infallible:

Humans are fallible.

These surveys are often a rather fallible guide to public opinion.—fallibility /ˌfæləˈbɪləti/ noun [uncountable]

单词	fallibility
释义	falliblefal‧li‧ble /ˈfæləbəl/ adjective formal Word Origin WORD ORIGINfallible Origin: 1400-1500 Medieval Latin fallibilis, from Latin fallere ‘to deceive’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Steyer's murder trial showed that the justice system is fallible. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Any computer user soon discovers that sometimes hardware, and more often software, is extremely fallible. For neural nets and genetic algorithms, it is not so much fallible as crude. I am not urging that all observation statements should be discarded because they are fallible. Needless to say, all such anecdotes and surveys are fallible. On practically every issue the Comintern found itself in the role of an infallible body which had adopted a manifestly fallible policy. The claims of the falsificationist are seriously undermined by the fact that observation statements are theory-dependent and fallible. There is the fallible narrator, escaping his past, indulging his dandified sensibilities, inevitably sucked into danger beyond his understanding. able to make mistakes or be wrong OPP infallible: Humans are fallible. These surveys are often a rather fallible guide to public opinion.—fallibility /ˌfæləˈbɪləti/ noun [uncountable]
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