dishonesty

名词欺诈; 不诚实的行为; 不正直，不诚实; 狡猾，阴险

1. 不忠实行为：虽然该案例涉及行为不当 (misconduct) 的解雇理由,但审裁官认为该案例的原则亦适用於不忠实行为 (dishonesty) 的解雇理由. 於衡量过所有有关的考虑后,审裁官认为申索人的行为虽然有错,但以<<雇佣条例>>第9条即时解雇的处分则过於严厉.

2. 不诚实诈欺：dishonestpossession 恶意占有 | dishonesty 不诚实 诈欺 | dishonesty 不诚实诈欺

3. 诓骗：Business 商务 | Dishonesty 诓骗 | Happiness and Sadness 欢乐与悲哀

1. 不诚实;欺诈
    Dishonesty is dishonest behaviour.

    e.g. She accused the government of dishonesty and incompetence.
           她指责政府不诚实且无能。

1. Plagiarism is another form of dishonesty that has percolated from the rank and file to the most elite class.

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2. He said the measures send a clear message that " dishonesty online will lead to restrictions in all fields ".

3. Xie Peng said we must promote the development of a punishment system for food safety dishonesty.

4. One person's dishonesty can damage the course of another person's life.

5. Educators believe that homework services encourage laziness and dishonesty among students and say online forums providing this service should be immediately prohibited.

6. What these vanity projects and the plagiarized dissertations have in common is the dishonesty involved in gaining undeserved advantage.

7. Some argue that because telling lies is easier with the help of new technology it will help spread dishonesty throughout the country.

8. Finding out the truth from other students, the parents were furious and scolded the boy for his dishonesty.

9. Such dishonesty in exams raises suspicion about their motivations to get access to public power.

10. Dishonesty in examinations for civil servants can defeat the very purpose of having these tests.

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