libelous

libelous音标

英 ['laɪbələs]

美 [ˈlaɪbələs]

libelous基本释义

adj.诽谤的；损害名誉的

libelous用法及例句

adj

1. (used of statements) harmful and often untruetending to discredit or malign

Synonym: calumniatorycalumniousdefamatorydenigrativedenigratingdenigratorylibellousslanderous

1. 损害名誉的：libellous 损害名誉的 | libelous 损害名誉的 | liber 书籍

近义词

临近词

denigratory粗斜棉布

denigrating动词denigrate的...

denigrative涂黑的

unfounded无事实根据的...

libellous诽谤的

calumniatory毁谤的

defamatory诽谤的

calumnious毁谤的

slanderous诽谤的

libel

相关列句

All articles are edited by a professional team of editors, so ensuring that the articles contain no malicious or libelous content and as few inaccuracies as possible.(所有的文章都是由一个专业的编辑团队进行编辑，从而能够保证发表的文章不含有恶意或中伤他人的内容，也尽可能地减少了错误。)

The libelous stories his paper continues to print about the royal family have become a matter of concern.(他报纸不断刊登损害皇室名誉的消息已经引起了我们的关注。)

The scandalous, seditious and libelous books that need to be brought to justice in this remarkable sentence are suddenly revealed to have a soul.(在这一非凡的判决中，需要被绳之以法的诽谤、煽动性和诽谤的书籍，突然间显露出了灵魂。)

Thus, for example, if a student posts a libelous message to our Usenet server and we never learn of it, the student alone will be liable if the message results in a lawsuit.(那么，我举个例子，如果一个学生贴了一张诽谤世界新闻组网络的帖子，但我们没有意识到它是具有诽谤性质的，那一旦这条帖子被诉讼，只有这个学生需要承担法律责任。)

Some of the content of the autobiography was potentially libelous .(那本自传的部分内容可能带有诽谤意味。)

Accuracy is important, both to serve the public and because untrue or libelous statements can lead to costly lawsuits.(精确也非常重要，既是为了服务于公众，也是因为不真实和诽谤性的言论会导致昂贵的法律诉讼费用。)