believable

美音：[bɪ'livəb(ə)l] 英音：[bɪ'liːvəb(ə)l]

简单释义：

adj.可相信的；可信任的

网络可信的；可…的；真实可信的

完整释义：

adj.

1.可信(任)的
2.令人信服的

例句：

What he said is something believable.
他所讲的是值得相信的。
And then, because I'm looking for the upside here, I've got to have believable upside.
再有，因为我在看你是否有前景，你需要有可信的前景。
become an adult and a vampire. To do it so young, it needs to be believable.
母亲。她会变成大人和一个吸血鬼。因为她这么年轻，所以必须要做到让人信服。所以。
The cosmetic manufacturers would consider for the consumers health to produce natural, safety and believable products through this event.
通过这一事件呼吁化妆品生产厂商要为消费者的健康负责，真正生产出绿色、安全以及让消费者信得过的产品。
To her this seemingly lower claim is actually much more realistic, much more believable and much more appealing.
这样似乎低调的主张实际上更具有现实性，更值得相信，也更具有吸引力。
It was clearly an authenticity requirement that Nick Cage should be totally believable when, as Antonio Corelli, he plays the mandolin.
当尼克成为安东尼奥弹奏起曼陀林，他需要完全的让人信服；而这也是一个不折不扣的要求。
Nonetheless, it was a pretty believable cover, and while Signs of Water didn't make it very far up the literary chain, Matthiessen did.
不管怎样，这个掩护相当可信。虽然《水的迹象》在文学界并没有多大反响，但马修森却成为文学界的重磅炸弹。
Eye contact with your audience opens communication, makes you more believable, and keeps your audience interested.
与听众的眼神交流开拓了交流局面，使你更可靠，并保持了听众的兴趣。

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