lie

She told a white lie to spare his feelings.

她为了不伤害他的感情而说了一个善意的谎言。

Never tell a lie to your parents.

永远不要对你的父母说谎。

The suspect refused to take a lie detector test.

嫌疑人拒绝接受测谎仪测试。

These latest unemployment figures give the lie to the government's claims.

这些最新失业数据揭穿了政府的说法。

Wait until we see the lie of the land before making any decisions.

等我们看清形势后再作决定。

His statement was a pack of lies.

他的陈述纯属一派胡言。

She told a white lie to avoid hurting his feelings.

她撒了一个善意的谎言，以免伤害他的感情。

He said the report was a pack of lies.

他说那份报告满口谎言。

These figures give the lie to the government's claims.

这些数字证明了政府的说法是虚假的。

This famous quote, usually attributed to Mark Twain, may not be genuinely his, but it is often repeated to show how quickly a lie can spread.

这句名言通常被归于马克·吐温，虽然未必真是他所说，但常被引用来说明谎言传播得有多快。

This phrase, popularized by Mark Twain but originally credited to Benjamin Disraeli, uses 'lies' as a noun to mock the misleading use of statistics.

这句话由马克·吐温传播开来，最初被认为出自本杰明·迪斯雷利，用名词“谎言”来讽刺对统计数据的误导性使用。