believable

UK:  [bɪ'liːvəb(ə)l]

US:  [bɪ'livəb(ə)l]

adj.

1.可信(任)的

2.令人信服的

1 . Be professional: You don't want someone to not buy what you're doing. You're trying to create an illusion. You're trying to be believable.
职业化：你需要别人购买你所做出来的东西。你尝试者构建一个幻想。你尝试着让别人相信你。

2 . Mr Osborne's pathetic attempt to cast the cuts' distributional impact in a progressive light was no more believable than it was in June.
奥斯本试图把该计划对分配的影响定为累进式的，这一注定失败的努力并不比他6月份时的举措更加可信。

3 . The reason that he told me for his absence did not sound believable.
他告诉我他缺席的原因很难使人相信。

4 . One again, he proved himself to be a solid actor and was easily believable as the guy who's loyalties you weren't sure about.
他再一次证明了自己是一名扎实的演员，并且轻松令一个摇摆不定让人难以捉摸的角色跃然银幕。

5 . And yet, believable. So I decided not to fire her again until I can be assured that she will be no threat to herself, or others.
你不得不信，因此我决定暂时不再开除她。直到我确定她对自己或其他人不构成威胁为止。