| 词汇 | 道听途说 |
| 释义 | 道听途说 歇后语大街得信小街传 法文rumeursbruits 俄文слышать крáем уха 德文etwas vom Hǒrensagen wissen 涂：同“途”，道路。 【注意】含贬义。 反义词 Hearsay is not permissible evidence in court. But the anti- education case usually relies on a combination of anecdotes and selective facts. But they are particularly useful in tearing away the mythology surrounding the most controversial episode in Mr Chávez's presidency. When the complaint is based on nothing but hearsay and anger, a reasoned response can often just ignite fires and push more people to post unfair criticism. When Spanish explorers reached South America in the early16th century, they heard stories about a tribe of natives high in the Andes mountains in what is now Colombia. Local legend has it that the vault is filled with snakes, but Mr. Bhushan, who wrote a120-page history of the temple for the Supreme Court, dismisses those tales as hearsay. To those who would spread lies, and to those who would spread falsehoods and rumours about the tea- party movement, let me be very clear to them. And pundits who likened the flood's aftermath to a third- world disaster cannot have seen many of those. Yet Mr Spatuzza's account is hearsay, based on what he claims to have been told by a more senior mafioso. The man took a tumble and never spread the overhead news ever since. The Magazine always has the latest gossip. You should base your opinions on facts, not on hearsay. Judgment should be based on facts instead of hearsay. The book provides many examples of this kind, some a bit too anecdotal for my taste, but presumably they are on the whole backed by statistically significant data. While this may seem like largely anecdotal advice, there's plenty of research to back it up. She is incredulous of hearsay. The trouble is that it turns out largely to be a fiction, based more on anecdotal observation than empirical evidence. All my evidence for this is anecdotal, but I have a feeling that a lot of women reading this would agreeand I’d invite you to speak up if so. It is time to start listening to the evidence, and not to anecdotal reports or to praises or criticisms founded on ideology rather than on evidence. In the process of understanding myself as an autistic woman, I’ve had to discard all of the myths I’ve ever heard on the subject. The attorney for the defense challenged the evidence as hearsay. It was all based upon folklore and hearsay when I looked through the scientific literature. Certainly, no all-round knowledge can be acquired merely by glancing this way and that and relying on hearsay. Believe not all that you see nor half what you hear. One apocryphal tale centred on Indian workers who had been given the job of keying the results of the latest British census into a database. |
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