Dunning

英 [ˈdʌnɪŋ]

美 [ˈdʌnɪŋ]

n.  邓宁

BNC.25162

双语例句

• In fact, Dunning says, the more knowledgeable respondents considered themselves on a general topic, the more familiarity they claimed with the meaningless terms associated with it.
  而达宁说，事实上，受访者越是认为自己了解某个领域，就越容易声称自己熟悉那些与之有关的、不存在的术语。
• 'I'm sorry, Dunning,'said the doctor.'I'm afraid I've had to send both your servants to hospital.'
  对不起，邓宁，医生说，没办法，我把你的两个仆人都送进医院了。
• To a great degree, Dunning says, we fail to recognize the frequency and scope of our ignorance.
  达宁表示，很大程度上，我们并知道自己无知的范围。
• He had been dunning for it for a year and a half.
  他为这笔钱已经催讨了一年半。
• So Dunning explained.'I don't really mind,'he continued, 'but I believe that he's not a very nice person and it could be difficult if we met.'
  于是邓宁解释了一番，我倒不介意，他接着说，可我觉得他不是个和善的人，如果我们见面的话会很不愉快的。
• Im having a big day, Dunning said. It was a complete surprise!
  这是我的大日子，唐宁说，完全是个惊喜！
• Later, Mr Dunning asked the librarian if he knew the large man's name.
  此后，邓宁先生问图书馆员知不知道那大个子的名字。
• But for some of these interviewees, says David Dunning, a professor of psychology at Cornell University, the trap may be an even deeper one. The most confident-sounding respondents often seem to think they do have some clue.
  美国康奈尔大学的心理学教授大卫达宁表示，对某些受访者而言，这些陷阱也许并不简单，因为其中那些听上去最自信的受访者似乎坚信自己知道一些答案。
• Dunning gives an example: College students who hand in exams that will earn them Ds and Fs tend to think their efforts will be worthy of far higher grades.
  达宁给出了一个例子：在大学考试中得了D或者F的同学更容易认为，自己所付出的努力应该换回更好的成绩。
• Dunning told him what had happened in the British Museum.
  邓宁把大英博物馆里发生的事情告诉了他。