deniable

deniable的音标为[dɪ"naɪəbl] ，基本翻译为“可否认的”，速记技巧为：可分可合，可推可保。

英文词源：

deniable的词源为拉丁语dēnāre（意为“提供”），加上后缀-able，构成形容词形式。

变化形式：

deniable的过去式和过去分词分别为deniēbile和deniēbātus，现在分词为deniēbāri。

相关单词：

1. deny：意为“否认”，词源同deniable。

2. deny sth./sb.为常用短语，意为“否认某物/某人”。

3. deny oneself意为“自我节制”，来源于古英语，意为“自我约束”。

4. disbelieve：意为“不相信”，词源同deniable。

5. unquestionable：意为“无可置疑的”，词源同un和questionable。

6. doubtful：意为“怀疑的”，词源同doubt。

7. unprovable：意为“无法证明的”，词源同un和provable。

8. refute：意为“驳斥”，词源同拉丁语refutāre（意为“反驳”）。

9. disproof：意为“反驳”，词源同dis和proof。

10. rebuttal：意为“反驳”，词源同拉丁语rebuttāre（意为“反驳”）。

相关短语和句子：

1. I deny that he is guilty of the crime. 我否认他有罪。

2. The evidence is beyond disproof. 证据无可辩驳。

3. The refutation of his argument was immediate and unprovable. 他论点的反驳立即且无法证明。

4. The rebuttal of the allegations was thorough and convincing. 反驳指控的证据充分且令人信服。

5. The denial of the allegations is not enough to prove their innocence. 否认指控不足以证明其无罪。

常用短语：

1. deny doing sth. 否认做过某事

2. deny knowledge of 否认对...知情

3. deny access to 禁止进入

4. deny evidence of 否认有...的证据

5. deny involvement in 否认与...有关联

6. deny responsibility for 否认对...的责任

7. deny all and clear 全部否认，一概不认

例句：

1. He denied stealing the money, but the evidence proved otherwise.

2. She denied knowing the identity of the caller, but her story didn"t add up.

3. The police denied access to the crime scene to the public, fearing further contamination.

4. The witness denied knowledge of the crime, but his testimony didn"t hold up under scrutiny.

5. He denied involvement in the scandal, but his actions spoke louder than words.

6. The company denied responsibility for the accident, blaming it on bad weather conditions.

7. She denied all and cleared herself by proving her innocence in the court of law.

英文小作文：

标题：Deniable Truth

Life is full of deniable moments, where we must face the possibility of being wrong or misunderstood. Sometimes, we may deny our mistakes or misdeeds, but in reality, we all make mistakes and need to learn from them.

The world is complex and diverse, and we all have our blind spots and misunderstandings. It is essential to be open to learning from others and accepting their perspectives, even when they differ from our own. This is how we grow and evolve as individuals and as a society.

However, it is also important to be able to stand up for ourselves and admit our mistakes when necessary. This does not mean we are proud or arrogant, but rather that we are honest with ourselves and others, and willing to take responsibility for our actions.

In conclusion, deniable moments are inevitable in life, but it is how we handle them that defines us as individuals and as a society. We should embrace them as opportunities for growth and understanding, while also being able to stand up and take responsibility for our mistakes when necessary.