n.说谎者，撒谎者

原形：liar复数：liars

Eric was a liar.
埃里克是一个说谎者。
Tom was a congenital liar and usually in debt.
汤姆生性爱说谎，而且通常债务缠身。
That man is a crook and a liar.
那个男子是个恶棍和骗子。
He's a liar; I can't believe a word he says.
他是个骗子，他说的话我一个字都不信。
It's unfair to call her a liar just because she made one mistake.
因为她犯了一个错误就称她为骗子是不公平的。
The politician was caught in a lie and labeled a liar by the media.
那位政客被发现说谎，媒体给他贴上了骗子的标签。
She was known for being an honest person, so the accusation of her being a liar came as a shock.
她以诚实著称，所以被人指责为骗子让人震惊。
Don't be a liar; own up to your mistakes.
不要撒谎，要勇于承认自己的错误。
His constant lies made him lose the trust of everyone around him; he had become a notorious liar.
他不断的谎言使他失去了周围所有人的信任，成了一个臭名昭著的骗子。
It's better to admit you don't know than to pretend and be seen as a liar.
承认自己不知道比假装知道而被视为骗子要好。
The detective exposed the fraudster as a liar with a series of well-placed questions.
侦探用一系列精妙的问题揭穿了欺诈者的谎言。
In the story, the protagonist discovers that the charming stranger is not only a thief but also a liar.
故事中，主人公发现那个迷人的陌生人不仅是个小偷，还是个骗子。
Telling the truth builds trust, while lying makes you a liar and ruins relationships.
说真话能建立信任，而说谎则会让你成为骗子，破坏人际关系。