1.暴露,揭穿真面目
2.说...的坏话
1.to prove that something such as an idea or belief is false and silly
1.To be fair, at least half of our pseudoscience features focused on debunking these practices instead of supporting them.
为了公平起见，我们的伪科学里至少有一半的特点聚焦在颠倒事实，而不是拥护实事。
2.DEBUNKING: This is often trotted out to explain the high toll of AIDS in Africa.
解析：这一条经常被用来解释为何非洲艾滋病发病率较高。
3.As a science journalist with a regular column in Scientific American, Jeremy Marsh specializes in debunking the supernatural.
杰里米·马什是《科学美国人》的记者，负责杂志中一个神秘现象揭密的栏目。
4.The heart of the debunking message -- and what most readers carry away from it -- is reassurance.
暴露的信息的要点是什么呢？读者从中得到的最多的是什么呢？是宽慰。
5.Debunking these myths and replacing them with concepts that are closer to the truth is foundational to understanding the rest of the book.
揭穿这些谬论并把更接近真相的概念替换之将是理解本书其他部分的基础。
6.Despite debunking many of the legends of the Dark Ages, she can't quite stop believing in them herself.
尽管黑暗时代里的很多传说已经被揭穿了，她还不能完全失去对这些传说的信任。
7.A couple of interesting things that came out of the study included the debunking of some social networking myths.
研究发现了一些很有意思的事情，其中一个事揭穿了社交网络的神话。
8.Much of the work of social scientists studying crime and delinquency leads to the debunking of common place myths.
研究犯罪和违法的社会科学家作了许多工作，从而证明了一些陈腐说法的谬误。
9.Jeremy Marsh is a born skeptic and a science journalist who specializes in debunking the supernatural.
杰里米马什是一个天生的怀疑论者和科学记者在揭穿谁超自然专业。
10.By type, the Japanese mean blood type, and no amount of scientific debunking can kill a widely held notion that blood tells all.
在日本，“型”指的是血型。科学依据再怎么揭露真相，也无法消除人们“血型透露一切”这种根深蒂固的观念。