n.可信性，真实性，信任，信念

She has a high degree of credibility as a journalist, and her readers always trust her reporting.
她作为记者具有高度的可信度，她的读者总是信任她的报道。
His argument lacked credibility due to the lack of supporting evidence.
由于缺乏支持证据，他的论点缺乏可信度。
The government's promise to reduce unemployment has gained some credence after recent positive economic data.
在最近积极的经济数据公布后，政府减少失业的承诺得到了一些认可。
Her belief in global warming is based on solid scientific credence.
她对全球变暖的信念建立在坚实的科学基础上。
The witness's testimony carried great credence in the court, as it was consistent with other evidence.
证人的证词在法庭上具有很高的可信度，因为它与其他证据相符。
A credible source would never spread false information or rumors.
可信的消息来源不会传播虚假信息或谣言。
The scientist's research findings were met with widespread credence within the academic community.
科学家的研究成果在学术界得到了广泛的认可。
After thorough investigation, the police director's claim of innocence gained credence.
经过深入调查，警察局长声称自己清白的说法获得了可信度。
His experience and expertise lend credibility to his suggestions for improving the company's operations.
他的经验和专业知识使他对改进公司运营的建议更具说服力。
The politician's promises to address climate change were met with skepticism until concrete plans were presented, gaining some credence later.
这位政治家在提出具体计划之前关于应对气候变化的承诺最初受到怀疑，后来才逐渐获得了一些可信度。