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paltering

/ˈpɔːl.tər.ɪŋ/

翻译: 名词,指在小事或无关紧要的问题上说谎、含糊其辞或故意回避的行为。, 指说话不真诚、含糊其辞以回避直接回答,也指行为轻浮或欺骗。

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˈpɔːl.tər.ɪŋ/

不可数

A noun referring to the act of lying or being deliberately ambiguous or evasive in a trivial or petty manner.

  • 🇨🇳名词,指在小事或无关紧要的问题上说谎、含糊其辞或故意回避的行为。
  1. Deceptive or evasive talk C2 formal

    The act of speaking or acting in a way that is deliberately ambiguous or misleading, often to avoid telling the full truth.

    • The politician's paltering during the interview frustrated the journalists.
    • His paltering about the project's timeline made everyone suspicious.
    • She was accused of paltering when she gave vague answers about the budget.

    🇨🇳闪烁其词

    同义词: deceitdeceptiondouble talkequivocationevasionmisrepresentationprevaricationsophistrytergiversation

verb

C2formalcommon已废弃/ˈpɔːl.tər/

An archaic verb meaning to talk insincerely, equivocate, or deal in a trifling or deceitful manner.

  • 🇨🇳指说话不真诚、含糊其辞以回避直接回答,也指行为轻浮或欺骗。
  1. Be deliberately ambiguous or unclear C2 formal

    To speak or act in an evasive or misleading way, often to avoid giving a direct answer or to deceive.

    • The politician paltered when asked about the scandal.
    • He paltered with the truth, never giving a straight answer.
    • She paltered her way through the interview, avoiding any commitment.

    🇨🇳含糊其辞

    同义词: beat around the bushdodgeequivocateevadefencefudgehedgeprevaricatequibbleweasel

    反义词: clarifyconfrontdirectnessexplain

  • paltered past participle
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  • paltering present participle
  • palters third person singular