prevaricate助记

prevaricate

[prɪˈværɪkeɪt]

vi.支吾;搪塞;说谎;

过去式： prevaricated 过去分词： prevaricated 现在分词：prevaricating 第三人称单数： prevaricates

英文例句/中文翻译：

1、

We now know that Rupert just might be a doddering old fool, that his son can prevaricate with the best of them, and that Wendi Deng has clearly been put on edge by the whole experience.

现在我们知道，鲁伯特或许只是一个糊涂的糟老头子，他儿子则是尽其所能支吾其词，而且显然整个事件已经让他的妻子邓文迪变得神经紧张。

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2、

But he has been driven to seek new alternatives as Europe prevaricates over strengthening its bail-out fund and the European Central Bank warns that its month-old bond-buying programme cannot go on indefinitely.

但此刻他不得不寻找其它救星，目前欧洲在加强其纾困基金问题上举棋不定，而欧洲央行（ECB）警告称，其实行了一个月的债券购买计划不可能无限期延续下去。

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3、

Confirming the US political adage that it is not the act that counts but the cover-up, the administration has squirmed and prevaricated about its job offers.

一提到提供的职位，奥巴马政府就局促不安，闪烁其辞，由此印证了美国政界的一句格言：重要的不是行动，而是掩盖真相。

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