credible

美音：['kredɪb(ə)l] 英音：['kredəb(ə)l]

简单释义：

adj.可信的；可靠的；（因看似可能成功而）可接受的

网络诚信的；可信任的；可信度

完整释义：

adj.

1.可信的,可靠的
2.可信任的

例句：

But an incoming government would then have to map out a credible plan to slash the deficit over the next four- or five-year parliament.
新任的政府不得不提出一个可靠的提案在未来四到五年的削减议会财政赤字。
We stand ready to provide whatever assistance is necessary -- and asked for -- to pursue a credible transition to a democracy.
我们随时准备提供必要的帮助，并要求和期待可信的向民主的过渡。
The British Olympic Association (BOA) has said that to earn a slot, a team must be capable of "a credible performance" .
英国奥运协会（BOA）声称，队伍要拿得出“有说服力的成绩”才能取得参赛席位；
He said: "If economic sanctions do not achieve their goals, they should issue a credible threat of force. "
他说：“如果经济制裁没有达到目的，就应该发出可信的武力威胁。”
The American Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the threat was credible and involved al-Qaeda, but that it was unconfirmed.
美国国务卿希拉里•克林顿称，这种威胁是可信的，并且涉及基地组织，但是这个也未经证实。
It acts as the bedrock for alignment around which all communication must be based for it to be sustainable and credible.
资讯科技在附近为对准担任岩床哪一所有的沟通一定是它的基础是足以支撑的和可信的。
Its honeymoon with Mr Zuma may be over, but it has no credible alternative left-wing candidate to promote in his place as president.
它和祖玛总统的友好合作可能将告一段落，然而目前南非工会大会中尚未有可靠的左翼候选人来担任主席一职。
Defining the dark path is therefore the only credible way for Mr Obama to ensure a different outcome this time.
因此定义“黑暗之路”是奥巴马确保这次结果有所不同的唯一可信方式。

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