honesty

名词正直; 诚实，真诚; 〈古〉贞洁; [植]一年生缎花

名词dishonesty

名词

1. 诚：以爱(Love),望(Hope),信(Faith),诚(Honesty),毅(Perseverance),礼(Politeness),忠(Royality)代替A,B,C,D,E,F,G. 全校有24班.

2. 诚信：下面是一些短语:假如你们学校组织全校学生进行投票,讨论中学生应具备的各种美德(virtue), 进入前六位的是:勤勉(diligence) 诚信(honesty) 同情(sympathy)勇敢(courage)责任(responsibility)假如你叫李华,

1. 诚实;正直;坦诚
    Honesty is the quality of being honest.

    e.g. They said the greatest virtues in a politician were integrity, correctness and honesty.
           他们说政治家身上最重要的美德就是正直、得体和诚实。

2. 银扇草;金钱花
    Honesty is a plant whose seeds are contained in silvery-white papery discs.

1. honesty的反义词

1. " We believe honesty and credibility will sustain our business, " said the man.

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2. Judy was deeply touched by this display of honesty and kindness and mailed Liu a post card from Huangshan Mountain to express her gratitude.

3. Besides pointing out that Chinese enterprises should adhere to the principles of honesty and credibility, he stressed they should be willing to shoulder social responsibilities.

4. " It may nibble away the youngster's adherence to values such as hardworking and honesty, " said the expert on protection of women's rights.

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5. Experts hope that this would not only help commercial banks improve their risk management, but also promote the awareness of honesty in the whole society.

6. So all of us have to make efforts to spread honesty and compassion, and to stay away from and condemn wrongdoings and vulgarity.

7. The pubic needs to be reassured not only about their competence, but also their honesty and fairness of the election process.

8. honesty的近义词

8. He stressed that honesty and trustworthiness are not only the cornerstone of the market economy, but also the lifeblood of the firms and individuals in the profession.

9. People everywhere prefer to deal with a company with a reputation for honesty and decency.

10. These wavering voters are more likely than others to disapprove of Bush's job performance, question his honesty and believe invading Iraq was a mistake.

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