不诚实的人

To begin with, he was honest; in power his lifestyle was as modest and bookish as before.

首先，他是个诚实的人，就算有了权力，他的生活方式仍如以前那么低调，那么书不离手。

The maxim that anything worth saying must be able to be said simply is as intellectually dishonest as it is compellingly acceptable.

任何值得说的东西都必须能够被言简意赅地说出来，这句格言虽然理解起来会认为是不诚实的，但同时又让人不得不心悦诚服地接受。

You didn't have to do with dishonest and cruel people.

你不必与不诚实的和残忍的人。

In my life,there are many people who are dishonest round me.

在我的生命中，有许多人是不诚实的。

I'm not a man with many faces,the mask I wear is one.

我不是多面人，我是一个诚实的人。

B.C.. The root of the word coined for this, esthlos , signifies one who is, who possesses reality, who is actual, who is true; then, with a subjective turn, the true as the truthful: in this phase of conceptual transformation it becomes a slogan and catchword of the nobility and passes over entirely into the sense of "noble," as distinct from the lying common man, which is what Theognis takes him to be and how he describes him—until finally, after the decline of the nobility, the word is left to designate nobility of soul and becomes as it were ripe and sweet.

用来表达这个意思的词：esthlos的词根意味着一个人只要是存在的，现实的，真切的，他就是真正的人；而后，经过一个主观的转变，真正就变成了真实：在概念转化的这个阶段，真实成了贵族的口头禅，而且彻底地包含在"贵族的"词义里，以示和被蒂奥哥尼斯认之为并描述为不诚实的下等人相区别——一直到贵族没落以后，该词才最终被保留下来用于标志精神贵族，与此同时该词也变熟、变甜了。

Rule 2: Be honest.I think the main reason most people are untruthful is that they are embarrassed about the truth.

我想大多数人不诚实的原因是因为他们对事实感到很尴尬。

She was a very honest person who was incapable of dissembling.

她是一个非常诚实的人，不会伪装。

Given this contempt for hard science, I'm almost reluctant to mention the deniers' dishonesty on matters economic.

鉴于这种对铁的科学事实的蔑视态度，我几乎不愿再提及这些投否决票的人在经济问题上不诚实的态度。

Given this contempt for hard science, I'm almost reluctant to mention the deniers' dishonesty on matters economic.

原译：鉴于这种对铁的科学事实的蔑视态度，我几乎不愿再提及这些投否决票的人在经济问题上不诚实的态度。

Chrysanthemum of 10 thousand birthday is lax to edaphic requirement, with the arenaceous qualitative loam with fecund, good drainage had better.

万寿菊对土壤要求不严，以肥沃。排水良好的砂质壤土为好。

He unstepped the mast and furled the sail and tied it.

他拔下桅杆，把帆卷起，系住。