[ míngbùfùshí; míngbufùshí ] be more in name than in reality; be not worthy of one's name; be unworthy of the name [title]; have an undeserved reputation; one does not live up to one's name.; one's name doesn't agree with one's deeds.; reality doesn't correspond to its name.; the name and the reality are not balanced.; the name falls short of the reality.; the title and the reality do not tally.: 负责处理这事的机构是成立起来了, 但仍名不副实。 an organization responsible for this cause has been set up, but still more in name than reality
Example Sentences:
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The name falls short of the reality . 名不副实。
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An organization responsible for this cause has been set up , but is still more in name than reality . 负责处理这事的机构是成立起来了，但仍名不副实。
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Is the french kiss falling short of its reputation 法国香吻的声望名不副实了吗？
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He is a professor more in name than in reality 他是个名不副实的教授
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Is the french kiss its reputation 法国香吻的声望名不副实了吗？
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Paul is an artist of a sort 保罗是个名不副实的艺术家。
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Which can be a bit deceptive since it is meant to be persistent 。由于它必须是持久的，因此有些名不副实。
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Moreover , america ' s marine “ sanctuaries ” do not live up to their name 此外，美国的海洋“禁猎区”名不副实。
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For a planet named after the goddess of love , venus is something of a misfit 作为一个以爱神的名字命名的行星，金星有些名不副实。
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A british passport isn ' t enough for me ! i don ' t want to be a man who has a name , 光要一个英国护照我是不干的!我不想当个名不副实的人
