形容词貌似真实的; 貌似有理的; 花言巧语的; 有眉有眼
形容词
1. Such a theory seems very plausible.
这一理论貌似十分有理。
1. 似是而非：在去性化的(asexual)这个女性的世界中,我们依稀看到的一个来自大陆的得意的男性目光,他可以为自己的不贞找到一个似是而非(plausible)的借口,而这群女人的贞血也只有从薛子路的鼻孔里不时地借代性地显影.
2. 貌似合理/公平的：9. doctrine 教义 | 10. plausible 貌似合理/公平的 | 11. courtier 朝臣
3. 似合理的：本土的 Indigenous | 似合理的 plausible | 不均匀性 heterogeneity
1. （解释或说法）似乎真实的，貌似合理的
An explanation or statement that is plausible seems likely to be true or valid.
e.g. A more plausible explanation would seem to be that people are fed up with the Conservative government...
貌似更加合理的解释似乎是，人们已经厌倦了保守党政府。
e.g. That explanation seems entirely plausible to me.
那个解释在我看来完全说得通。
2. （人）貌似可信的，花言巧语的
If you say that someone is plausible, you mean that they seem to be telling the truth and to be sincere and honest.
e.g. He was so plausible that he conned everybody.
他那么会花言巧语，以至于骗过了所有的人。
1. It is plausible for prices of consumer goods and housing to increase along with the country's rapidly growing economy.
2. A more plausible explanation is Williams'success in improving the aerodynamics of a car which already has Formula One's most powerful engine.
3. But the option of using yuan could be more plausible given the size of trade and strong growth between Beijing and Tehran.
4. Rival candidate Henry Tang argued that a more plausible measure is to ban the mainland women from giving birth in the city's public hospitals.
5. It is also plausible that pregnancy loss would lead to separation for some couples, according to Gold.
6. But Hersh said it isn't plausible that military police were wholly responsible.
7. All these reasons are plausible to some extent, but that is no reason not to change the system.
8. The study's authors said there was a plausible biological explanation for their finding.
9. After a personal journey to provinces in China, it is more plausible for us to feel more pressure to get enforcement mandated.
10. US officials see a " suspected " terrorism links when intelligence shows a plausible link with terrorist activities.
adj
1. apparently reasonable and valid, and truthful
e.g. a plausible excuse
2. given to or characterized by presenting specious arguments
e.g. a plausible liar