sophistic

美 [s?'f?st?k] 　英 [s?'f?st?k]

• adj.(古希臘)詭辯學派的；詭辯的
• 網(wǎng)絡強辯的；詭辯癥；強詞奪理的

英漢解釋

adj.	1. (古希臘)詭辯學派的;詭辯的,強辭奪理的

英英解釋

adj.	1. clever-sounding and plausible but based on shallow or dishonest thinking or flawed logic 2. relating to sophists

例句

The decline of the sophistic movement is due to the inevitable result of the sophists' own logic.

智者運動的衰落主要是由于智者自身邏輯發(fā)展的必然結(jié)果。

The research on physical simulation is not under way deeply due to the sophistic mechanism of cutting and the difficulty in modeling.

物理仿真由于其切削機理復雜、建模難度大等客觀原因，研究還不深入。

If she is not in his mind, then he knows whatever he says, they will only sound sophistic .

要是連想念也不曾有，他無論說什么，聽起來都像強辯。

Interpreted this way, Zhuang Zi's idea is clear: it is not sceptical and sophistic as usually evaluated, but rather rich in dialectics.

它并非像人們通常所評價的那樣是懷疑論和詭辯論，而是充滿了辯證法。

Finally, I compared sophistic theory with the philosophy after it, and then pointed out its advantages and disadvantages.

最后，在與其后自我意識哲學的比較中指出了智者哲學的意義與局限。

In Epictetus there are two exercises: sophistic and ethical.

在伊比帖達斯，運動有兩種：辯護跟倫理。

Ancient Greece's Sophistic Movement vs Educational Thinking

古希臘智者運動的興起與教育思想新探

A Review of Sophistic Linguistics

古希臘智者語言學思想述評