credible

creíble, verosímil

Que parece verdadero o posible y, por eso, se puede creer.

En inglés sencillo: Able to be believed because it seems true or possible.

• Her story sounds credible.
• The police found no credible evidence.
• Can you offer a credible explanation for the missing money?

Sinónimos: believable, plausible

Antónimos: incredible, implausible

Expresiones frecuentes: credible evidence, credible explanation, credible threat

fiable, confiable

Que merece confianza por ser honesto, fiable o exacto.

En inglés sencillo: Deserving trust because it is honest, reliable, or accurate.

• Use a credible source.
• We need advice from someone credible.
• The report draws on several credible sources.

Sinónimos: trustworthy, reliable, dependable

Antónimos: unreliable, untrustworthy

Expresiones frecuentes: credible source, credible expert, credible information

convincente, verosímil

Que parece real o natural, especialmente en una actuación o descripción.

En inglés sencillo: Seeming real or natural, especially in a performance or description.

• She gave a credible performance.
• The actor made the character credible.
• Their dialogue creates a credible picture of family life.

Sinónimos: convincing, realistic, authentic

Antónimos: unconvincing

Expresiones frecuentes: credible performance, credible acting, credible portrayal