英语词汇“untrue”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

untrue

/ʌnˈtruː

adjective

1Not in accordance with fact or reality; false or incorrect: these suggestions are totally untrue a malicious and untrue story...

Since the hints and allegations presented thus far are unsupported and in fact untrue, it would be hard indeed to determine their impacts on operations.
Well, I know for a fact that this is untrue: the old girl merely sent over an old wig and a pair of inflatable waterwings and demanded that all opera glasses were removed from the auditorium.
A fact being irrelevant is not the same thing as a fact being untrue.

Synonyms

false, untruthful, fabricated, made up, invented, concocted, trumped up;

erroneous, in error, wrong, incorrect, inaccurate, inexact;

flawed, specious, fallacious, unsound, unfounded, misguided, distorted, out, misleading;

fictitious, fabulous, mythical, mythological

humorous economical with the truth

2Not faithful or loyal: a despotic sheik can be untrue to his vast seraglio...

‘I believe in music’ is her motto and she has never been untrue to it.
The screenwriter should give the film its own coherent and persuasive narrative, with an approach that discards the issue of being true or untrue to the original.
Hypocrisy, from the Ancient Greek word hypocrites - actor - is the condition of somebody who is untrue to their stated ideals.

Synonyms

unfaithful, disloyal, faithless, false, false-hearted, treacherous, traitorous, perfidious, deceitful, deceiving, untrustworthy, duplicitous, double-dealing, two-faced, Janus-faced, insincere, unreliable, undependable, inconstant;

adulterous

informal two-timing

3Incorrectly positioned or balanced; not upright or level.Our adjustable frame systems allow for untrue walls and our kits are delivered fully assembled.

Derivatives

untruly

/ʌnˈtruːli/ adverb ...

It would be a breach of duty, actionable if followed by damage, to tell her untruly that her child had been burnt.
It has been brought to our attention that this was untruly credited and that Joe actually wrote this story.
At times, it has been made too easy for autocrats to untruly claim that democracy movements are agents of foreign forces.

Origin

Old English untrēowe 'unfaithful' (see un-¹, true).

单词	untrue
释义	untrue /ʌnˈtruː / adjective 1Not in accordance with fact or reality; false or incorrect: these suggestions are totally untrue a malicious and untrue story... Since the hints and allegations presented thus far are unsupported and in fact untrue, it would be hard indeed to determine their impacts on operations. Well, I know for a fact that this is untrue: the old girl merely sent over an old wig and a pair of inflatable waterwings and demanded that all opera glasses were removed from the auditorium. A fact being irrelevant is not the same thing as a fact being untrue. Synonyms false, untruthful, fabricated, made up, invented, concocted, trumped up; erroneous, in error, wrong, incorrect, inaccurate, inexact; flawed, specious, fallacious, unsound, unfounded, misguided, distorted, out, misleading; fictitious, fabulous, mythical, mythological humorous economical with the truth 2Not faithful or loyal: a despotic sheik can be untrue to* his vast seraglio... ‘I believe in music’ is her motto and she has never been untrue to it. The screenwriter should give the film its own coherent and persuasive narrative, with an approach that discards the issue of being true or untrue to the original. Hypocrisy, from the Ancient Greek word hypocrites - actor - is the condition of somebody who is untrue to their stated ideals. Synonyms unfaithful, disloyal, faithless, false, false-hearted, treacherous, traitorous, perfidious, deceitful, deceiving, untrustworthy, duplicitous, double-dealing, two-faced, Janus-faced, insincere, unreliable, undependable, inconstant; adulterous informal* two-timing 3Incorrectly positioned or balanced; not upright or level.Our adjustable frame systems allow for untrue walls and our kits are delivered fully assembled. Derivatives untruly /ʌnˈtruːli/ adverb ... It would be a breach of duty, actionable if followed by damage, to tell her untruly that her child had been burnt. It has been brought to our attention that this was untruly credited and that Joe actually wrote this story. At times, it has been made too easy for autocrats to untruly claim that democracy movements are agents of foreign forces. Origin Old English untrēowe 'unfaithful' (see un-¹, true).
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