Canard Meaning in English
word
kəˈnɑɹd
kuh-NARD
kˈænɑːd
kuh-NAAHD
释义
A canard is a false story, rumor, or piece of information, especially one spread deliberately to deceive people.
用法与细微差别
'Canard' is formal, rare in everyday conversation, used mostly in journalism, legal, or academic contexts for false reports. Common words for similar ideas are 'rumor', 'hoax', or 'fake news.' Unlike 'rumor', a 'canard' usually implies deliberate deception.
Spanish: bulo - noticia falsaPortuguese (BR): boato - notícia falsaPortuguese (PT): boato - notícia falsaChinese (Simplified): 谣言 - 假新闻Chinese (Traditional): 謠言 - 假新聞Hindi: झूठी अफ़वाह - झूठी खबरArabic: شائعة كاذبة - خبر كاذبBengali: ভুয়া সংবাদ - মিথ্যা গুজবRussian: утка (ложная новость) - ложный слухJapanese: デマ - 偽情報Vietnamese: tin thất thiệt - tin đồn thất thiệtKorean: 유언비어 - 허위 소문Turkish: asılsız haber - yalan söylentiUrdu: جھوٹا پروپیگنڈا - من گھڑت خبرIndonesian: kabar bohong - berita palsu
例句
The report about the celebrity was just a canard.
basic
They spread a canard to damage his reputation.
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That story was a complete canard.
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Turns out, the scandal was all just a canard cooked up by his rivals.
natural
Don’t believe that old canard about the haunted house.
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He dismissed the allegations as nothing more than a political canard.
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