believability

believability的音标是[bɪ"lɪvəblɪ]，基本翻译是“可信赖；可信”，速记技巧是“be+liev（相信）+able”。

Believability这个词的词源可以追溯到拉丁语词“belli”和“videre”，意为“可信赖的”和“可见的”。这个词在英语中得到了广泛的使用，表示某件事情或某个人是否可以被信任。

变化形式：

1. Believable，作为形容词，表示可信赖的，可信的。

2. Believe，作为动词，表示相信，信任。

相关单词：

1. Reliability：可靠性，可信赖性，表示某物是否可以信赖或可靠。

2. Credibility：可信性，表示某件事情或某个人是否可以被信任并被接受。

3. Verifiable：可验证的，表示某件事情或某个人是否可以被证实或验证。

4. Trust：信任，信心，表示对某个人或某件事物的信心和信任。

5. Belief：信仰，信念，表示对某个人或某件事物的信仰和信任。

6. Credence：可信度，表示某件事情的可信程度和接受程度。

7. Faith：信仰，信念，忠诚，表示对某个人或某件事物的忠诚和信仰。

8. Credibility Statement：可信度声明，通常用于证明某件事情的可信程度。

9. Believable Story：可信的故事，通常用于形容一个故事的可信度和吸引力。

10. Believable Character：可信的角色，通常用于形容一个角色是否可以被信任并被接受。

常用短语：

1. believe in 相信

2. seem believable 似乎可信

3. doubt the believability 怀疑可信度

4. argue for believability 为可信度辩护

5. argue against believability 反对可信度

6. argue about the believability 关于可信度的争论

7. question the believability 对可信度提出质疑

双语例句：

1. I believe in the honesty of my friends, so their story seems believable to me. (我相信我朋友的诚实，所以他们的故事看起来是可信的。)

2. The witness"s testimony is not entirely believable, given his past record. (考虑到证人的过去记录，他的证词并不完全可信。)

3. The story he told us seemed believable, but we couldn"t be sure until we checked it out. (他告诉我们的故事似乎是可信的，但我们不能确定，直到我们查证一下。)

4. The evidence is not enough to prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, so we must question the believability of his confession. (证据不足以证明他有罪到令人信服的程度，因此我们必须对他的供词的可信度提出质疑。)

5. The rumors about the politician"s corruption are so widespread that they seem to be believable to many people. (关于政治家腐败的谣言如此普遍，以至于对许多人来说它们似乎是可信的。)

6. The story he told us was so implausible that we doubted its believability. (他告诉我们的故事太不可信，我们怀疑它的可信度。)

7. We must always be skeptical of information that seems too good to be true, because often it is. (我们必须始终对看似过于美好的信息持怀疑态度，因为往往它们就是假的。)

英文小作文：

Believability of Information in the Digital Age

In the digital age, information is everywhere and accessible to everyone, but how much of it can we trust? We are constantly bombarded with news, rumors, and opinions online, and it can be difficult to distinguish the truth from falsehoods.

The credibility of information depends on many factors, including its source, accuracy, and reliability. While some sources may be more trustworthy than others, we should still be skeptical and verify information for ourselves. It is also important to critically evaluate information and judge its believability based on our own experience and knowledge.

At the same time, we should be aware of the biases and agendas that may influence the information we receive. We should try to remain objective and avoid jumping to conclusions without sufficient evidence. Finally, we should be skeptical of sensationalized headlines and clickbait that may not be reliable.

In conclusion, the digital age has made information more accessible than ever before, but it has also created challenges in terms of its credibility. We need to be discerning consumers of information and skeptical of its source and believability. Only by doing so can we make informed decisions and avoid being misled by untrustworthy sources.