Liars Meaning in English
word · lemma: liar
/ˈɫaɪɝz/
LY-urz
/lˈaɪəz/
LY-uhz
释义
People who tell lies; people who are not truthful.
用法与细微差别
Slightly informal and usually negative; calling someone a 'liar' can be strong or rude. Common with 'all', 'such', or 'born' to emphasize dislike: 'They're all liars.' Not usually used for joking exaggeration.
Spanish: mentirososPortuguese (BR): mentirososPortuguese (PT): mentirososChinese (Simplified): 说谎者 - 撒谎的人Chinese (Traditional): 說謊者 - 撒謊的人Hindi: झूठेArabic: كاذبونBengali: মিথ্যাবাদীRussian: лжецыJapanese: 嘘つきVietnamese: kẻ nói dốiKorean: 거짓말쟁이Turkish: yalancılarUrdu: جھوٹےIndonesian: pembohong
例句
Some people are liars and do not tell the truth.
basic
Children are sometimes called liars if they make up stories.
basic
No one likes to be friends with liars.
basic
You can't trust liars; they always find a way to twist the truth.
natural
All liars get caught eventually, even if it takes years.
natural
I can't stand liars; honesty means everything to me.
natural