hypocrisy

名词伪善，虚伪

1. 伪善,矫饰：Vitality: 活力;持久性 | Hypocrisy: 伪善,矫饰 | Confess: 坦承,声称

1. 虚伪;伪善
    If you accuse someone of hypocrisy, you mean that they pretend to have qualities, beliefs, or feelings that they do not really have.

    e.g. He accused newspapers of hypocrisy in their treatment of the story...
           他指责了报纸在报道该新闻时的虚伪。
    e.g. You'll have little patience with the hypocrisy and double standards you encounter.
           你将会无法忍受所遭遇的伪善和双重标准。

1. Iran is often accused of abuses by rights groups and western governments, but Tehran dismisses the criticism and accuses the west of double standards and hypocrisy.

2. Recent critical news reports abroad of the practice of feeding live cattle, goats and chickens to big cats at the Badaling Safari Park are riddled with hypocrisy.

3. Hasn't the time come to heighten our vigilance against official hypocrisy?

4. Rather we see the hypocrisy and condescending manner of the EU lording it over the rest of the world.

5. hypocrisy的解释

5. We sense hypocrisy in the contrast between the lip service paid to becoming more economical and the recalcitrant hostility towards small cars.

6. Confucius taught his students that action always spoke louder than words, and he openly showed contempt of those who hid behind declarations of adulation and hypocrisy.

7. Cook however accused Berlusconi and the rest of the Milan hierarchy of hypocrisy, claiming they had effectively scuttled a deal that they had been desperate to do.

8. Other star acts have questionable environmental credentials too, making them a target for sniping and charges of hypocrisy.

9. A Bush spokesman accused Kerry of hypocrisy for criticizing the president after voting against a measure that would protect vaccine manufacturers from punitive damages.

10. His genuine principle is to practice double standards, interfere in China's domestic affairs and defend his hypocrisy with the excuse of human rights.

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