call ... euphemistically

例句 (10)

• They euphemistically call layoffs 'restructuring'.他们委婉地将裁员称之为“重组”。
• The politician euphemistically called the tax increase a 'revenue enhancement'.那位政治家委婉地将增税称为“收入增加”。
• The prison was euphemistically called a 'correctional facility'.这座监狱被委婉地称为“惩教设施”。
• They will likely call the budget cuts 'efficiency savings' euphemistically.他们很可能会委婉地将预算削减称作“效率储蓄”。
• What was once considered spying is now euphemistically called 'intelligence gathering'.曾经被认为是间谍活动的行为，现在被委婉地称为“情报搜集”。
• Euphemistically calling torture 'enhanced interrogation' doesn't change what it is.委婉地将酷刑称为“强化审讯”，并不能改变其本质。
• She would euphemistically call her financial struggles a 'period of transition'.她会委婉地将自己的财务困境称为“过渡期”。
• The military often has to euphemistically call civilian deaths 'collateral damage'.军方常常不得不委婉地将平民死亡称为“附带损害”。
• Let's not euphemistically call it 'downsizing'; people are losing their jobs.我们不要委婉地把它叫做“减员”；人们正在失去工作。
• He was fired, or as the company would euphemistically call it, 'let go'.他被解雇了，或者按公司委婉地说，是“被放手了”。