tergiversate
/ˈtɜːr.dʒɪ.vər.seɪt/Word connections
verb
/ˈtɜːr.dʒɪ.vər.seɪt/Формальный глагол, означающий неоднократно менять свои убеждения или мнения; уклоняться от прямого ответа или быть уклончивым в речи.
Verbo formal que significa cambiar repetidamente las propias convicciones u opiniones; evadir una respuesta directa o ser evasivo en el habla.
Verbe formel signifiant changer à plusieurs reprises ses convictions ou ses opinions ; éviter de répondre directement ou être évasif dans son discours.
Förmliches Verb, das bedeutet, wiederholt seine Überzeugung oder Meinung zu ändern; einer direkten Antwort auszuweichen oder sich unklar und ausweichend auszudrücken.
Verbo formal que significa mudar repetidamente de crença ou opinião; evadir-se de dar uma resposta direta ou ser evasivo no discurso.
正式用语,指反复改变自己的信念或观点;也指回避直接回答、说话含糊其辞。
فعل فصيح يدل على تغيير المعتقد أو الرأي مرارًا وتكرارًا، وعلى التهرب من الإجابة المباشرة والتلون والمراوغة في الكلام.
A formal verb meaning to change one's loyalties or opinions repeatedly; to equivocate or be evasive in speech.
To be evasive or equivocalC2formal
To deliberately use ambiguous or unclear language in order to mislead someone or avoid giving a direct answer.
Уклоняться
Ser evasivo o equívoco
User de faux-fuyants
Ausweichen
Ser evasivo
含糊其辞, 支吾搪塞
التهرب من الإجابة
- The politician tergiversated when asked about the scandal, offering no clear response.
- Instead of a straight answer, he tergiversated, leaving everyone confused.
- She tergiversated skillfully during the interview, never revealing her true intentions.
Synonymsbeat around the bushdodgeequivocateevadefudgehedgeprevaricateshillyshallywaffle
To change sides or desertC2formalpolitical
To abandon one's previous beliefs, principles, or political party; to become a turncoat.
Переметнуться
Cambiar de bando o desertar
Changer de camp ou faire défection
Die Seiten wechseln
Virar casaca
变节
انْقَلَبَ على عقبه
- The general tergiversated and joined the enemy forces.
- He was known to tergiversate on key issues, switching parties twice in his career.
- Many accused him of tergiversating when he suddenly supported the policy he once opposed.
- tergiversated past participle
- tergiversated past simple
- tergiversating present participle
- tergiversates third person singular
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