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Перевод: belie

[глагол]
давать неверное представление; изобличать; разоблачать; опровергать; противоречить; не оправдывать

Тезаурус:

1. Their pasty faces - the result of long periods underground - belie their extraordinary strength and tenacity.
2. Sustad's self-contained appearance and low-key humour belie outrageous behaviour of his won.
3. Jaguar's appearance and condition belie her age and we believe she is the only Swan 65 sloop in the market.
4. These days her voice and lifestyle belie her upbringing.
5. Even similar patterns of advance belie major variations in local circumstances.
6. He was not a man to belie the magnificent world for the credit of his craft.
7. It feels more compact and less roomy than the old one but the figures belie this.
8. The eight-storey office is being sold to the Japanese group, Kumagai, for a price which appears to belie the downturn in London's commercial property market.
9. His rambling sketches, delivered in a casual, off-hand manner, belie an acute sense of timing: "White people hate how we walk - especially when we cross the road.
10. Peter Holman's exemplary notes suggest that Jenkins composed these works in his 20s or 30s, but the quality of the music seem to belie that generally accepted claim: it is difficult to imagine such depth of repose in so young a man - though that in turn gives the modern listener a clue as to why Jenkins was such a respected and well-loved figure in his day.
11. Again events served to belie him instantly.
12. "She writes like an avenging angel, with a freshness, vigour and zest for sex (but never for sleaze) that belie her years."
13. Often jealousy comes from making judgements based on assertions that we believe to be true but belie the reality of the situation.