托词
- find a pretext;make an excuse;find (give) a pretext;pretext;veil;evasion;out;alibi;blind
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[find (give) a pretext;make an excuse] 找借口
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予谓此反间也,否则托辞以逐客也。--文天祥《指南录.自序》
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托词谢绝
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她一边走一边默诵着她迟到的托词。
She walked along rehearsing her excuse for being late .
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这些托词让人听得有点儿腻烦。
These excuses are wearing a little thin .
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有这么多托词,还是静观其变吧。
With so many ifs and buts , it is easier to wait and see .
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邓恩先生贫穷的托词只是部分成立。
Mr Dunn 's pleas of poverty are only partly justified .
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高级外交官的角色将是他缺席的上佳托词。
A role as senior diplomat would be a good alibi for his absence .
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我们要的是正面回答,不是托词。
We want straight answers . No evasions
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帕特尔先生致电大学要求对方作出解释,但只得到了一些无关痛痒的惯用托词。
Mr Patel phoned the University for an explanation , and he was given the usual unconvincing excuses
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这只是托词而已。
It is merely a pretense .
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他说有事,不过是托词。
He said he was busy , but that was just an excuse .
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独立党的党员们硬着头皮想把这一拙劣的托词信以为真。
The Independents tried hard to swallow the wretched subterfuge .
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他以借书为托词去拜访她。
He visited her on the pretext of borrowing a book .
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从对外披露的原因来看,辞职和工作调动是使用最多的托词。
Quitting and work transfer were the most frequent claimed excuses .
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复杂的状况,这就是你的托词?
A complication , that 's what you 're calling it ?
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他托词有病,作为不去上班的理由。
He alleged illness as a reason for not going to work .
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他对迟到有无数的托词。
He had numerous excuses to offer for being late .
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你不能老拿腰疼当托词呀。
You can 't keep using your bad back as an excuse .
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纽约时报称作拙劣的托词
The New York times called it a cheap cop-out .
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我们关于国家贫困的托词听上去有点空洞。
Our plea of national poverty rings a little hollow .
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和警察说各种托词来帮助我。
Giving the excuse to the cop to help me .
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她已经整理好了自己的思路,准备了一个合理的托词。
She had marshalled her thoughts and had a legitimate excuse ready .
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那种托词根本不能令我信服。
That excuse simply won 't wash with me .
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在这样的背景下,随机或随缘都是一种托词。
In this context , random or revel is a kind of excuse .
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事实上这只是美国用来推进政治利益的托词。
It 's just a subterfuge for advancing the realpolitik interests of the U.S.
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现在的托词都这样说?
Is that the euphemism of choice these days ?
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我们听了无数遍这托词了。
We 've heard that story countless times .
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以言行举止上的令人不安的直接为特点;没有微意或者托词。
Characterized by disconcerting directness in manner or speech ; without subtlety or evasion .
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大凡善于托词辩解者,罕有善作其他事情之本事。
He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else .
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陪审团认为那是托词。
Jury thinks that 's a cop-out .
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当然,人们总是可以把市场情绪当作托词。
But , of course , there is always market sentiment to fall back on .
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她识破了我的托词。
She saw straight through my excuse .