英:[dɪˈsepʃn]
美:[dɪˈsɛpʃən]
英:[dɪˈsepʃn]
美:[dɪˈsɛpʃən]
de·cep·tion
dih sep shn
复数:deceptions
词根:deceptive
adj.deceptive 欺诈的;迷惑的;虚伪的
adv.deceptively 迷惑地,骗人地;虚伪地
n.deceptiveness 虚伪;迷惑骗人
noun
the act of causing someone to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid : the act of deceiving used deception to leak the classified information
resorting to falsehood and deception
the fact or condition of being deceived
the deception of his audience
something that deceives : trick
fooled by a scam artist's clever deception
这组词都有“欺骗”的意思,其区别是:
deception语气较弱,一般用词,侧重于具体的骗人行为。但有时并无欺骗行为,只是玩弄把戏,故弄玄虚而已。
fraud一般用于犯罪行为的欺骗,通常指政治或经济活动中的舞弊行为。
deceit指歪曲实情,惯于说谎或蓄意欺骗。
以上来源于网络
15世纪初,“decepcioun”,意为“误导行为,谎言,虚假”,源自古法语 déception(13世纪, decepcion)或直接源自晚期拉丁语 deceptionem(主格 deceptio),意为“欺骗”,是拉丁语 decipere 的名词形式,意为“诱捕,欺骗,欺诈”,源自 de “从……来”或贬义前缀(参见 de-) + capere “拿取”,源自 PIE 词根 *kap- “抓住”。
从15世纪中期开始,意为“被欺骗的状态; 错误,误解”; 从1794年开始,意为“诡计,欺骗,欺诈的手段”。
假动作
迷惑
以假乱真法
欺骗
诈欺
Middle English decepcioun, from Anglo-French deception, from Late Latin deception-, deceptio, from Latin decipere to deceive
The first known use of deception was in the 15th century
decidedadjective
unmistakable, clear
a decided advantage
free from doubt : firm entry 1
a decided tone of voice
decidedadjective
unmistakable, clear
a decided advantage
free from doubt : firm entry 1
a decided tone of voice
decideverb
to give a judgment on
decided the case in favor of the person accused
to bring to a final end
one blow decided the fight
to cause to come to a choice or judgment
their appeals decided me to give generously
to make a choice or judgment
decided to go
decibelnoun
a unit for measuring the relative loudness of sounds—abbreviation dB
decibelnoun
a unit for measuring the relative loudness of sounds—abbreviation dB
deceptiveadjective
tending or having power to deceive : misleading
a deceptive appearance
deceptiveadjective
tending or having power to deceive : misleading
a deceptive appearance
deceptiveadjective
tending or having power to deceive : misleading
a deceptive appearance
deceptionnoun
the act of deceiving
the fact or condition of being deceived
something that deceives : trick
1 The spectators seem impressed by the deceptions, often applauding them politely.
2 “Suppose he robbed you through deception. Would that thief deserve the same punishment as a bandit?”
3 Financial deception crimes are composed with financial fraudulence crimes and the crimes of false representation.
金融欺诈犯罪包括金融诈骗罪和虚假陈述型金融欺诈犯罪.
4 He was accused of obtaining property by deception.
他被指控骗取钱财。
5 I had become so used to my deceptions that I lied even when I did not have to.
6 The other side he refused to hear were those who dismissed alchemy as a deception, a delusion, a fantasy.
7 “The Germans were excellent at deception, at keeping us in the dark,” said Ernest Light, a Hungarian Jew who was twenty-three when he was deported with his family.
8 She could not give it to him at once, she had resented too deeply the deception he had practised upon her.
9 There was, it seemed, more reason for merriment than the deception of malignant spirits: This day the women were rowed ashore from their ships, and have taken up residence with us.
10 Instead of a gun or knife, fraudsters use deception, confidence, and trickery.
欺诈者使用的工具不是枪或刀, 而是骗术 、 自信和诡计.
11 But her letters were the greatest deception of all.
12 His many deceptions did not become known until years after he died.
13 Unity must be genuine ; deception will not do.
团结要是真正的团结,尔诈我虞是不行的.
14 Deception upon deception, the thing in the pit mused aloud.
15 So he reached for his favorite intelligence weapon: deception.
16 Did he feel any guilt about this deception?
17 What struck him was the pattern of deception—and how clearly it was documented.
18 George Blake's career as the KGB's most successful deep-penetration agent was wrapped in such carefully orchestrated deceptions.
19 He set up the deception so that British scouts stopped his horseback couriers and grabbed the fake documents, thinking they were real.
20 In which Washington proves to be a master of deception, and help comes from a surprising source.
1 欺诈
management twist rip dishonesty deceit chicanery hocus-pocus roguery jiggery-pokery covin cheat stiff sting bunco flimflam gazump fraudulent bad-faith scam trickery bad faith do defraud finagle confidence trick deceitful trumped-up false dodgery kanky-panky practice cross lie shift fraud lurk gag juggle sham gouge gull falsity humbug flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence jugglery humbuggery fox deceive chisel job rogue jockey beguile eyewash false pretenses double-tongued schlenter fast oblique two-faced cronk gullery have sell plant burn rig ramp hype fiddle graft racket imposition wile swindle rip-off contrivance indirection barney hocus imposture razzle-dazzle crookery cooch dupery carve-up cootch chouse cog sharp hustle fleece ream goldbrick on the crook
3 受欺
4 受骗
get the shaft rise to the fly be nicely left foxed bite suck-in weenie dupery victimize buy a pup hold the bag
7 骗术
craft trick ruse contrivance hocus-pocus quackery sleight hanky-panky shell game deceit legerdemain conmanship swindle
8 蒙骗
deceit bilk hornswoggle blindfold hocus snow have cheat deceive pull a fast one on pull a fast one put one over on take in
9 欺骗
tricky misleading fraudulent Job sell fraud con delusion deceit trickery artifice duplicity chicanery jiggery-pokery leg-pull have kid trick cheat shaft fool fox double-cross cheating falsely deceitfully take-in swindle deceitfulness falseness try-on do skin catch twist deceive sucker hoax dupe gull delude snooker bamboozle bilk finagle monkey business double deceptive illusory underhanded underhand illusive colorable captious trumpery trickish beat craft blind fake bunk gouge dishonesty guile indirection hanky-panky flimflam chicane roguery shenanigan humbuggery rope jockey palter abuse screw bull mock sting betray juggle mislead victimize rook beguile humbug cajole diddle gammon mump gyp befoul cozen blear goldbrick befool blear eyes put over on juggle with do brown put the change upon play the fool with sail under false colors act a double part lead up the garden slip over on cross up spurious tortuous fiddling delusive rip-off put-on hype hustle fudge sham falsehood stratagem boondoggle skulduggery hocus-pocus razzmatazz blague swizz spruce pettifog two-time illude buffalo mystify hoodwink bunco hocus euchre green cross lie string bite impose fiddle chisel under false colours bludge on on the fiddle play false stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across take for a ride try it on make a fool of funny dirty shenanigans funny business snow jive play dirty lead up the garden path put one over on come the raw prawn pull a fast one take advantage of play games fob off on put on wind up take in prey on phoney wrong ream slip one over on do the dirty on sucker into doing sucker into into doing fob off with have on beguiling bluff double-dealing take short-change spring a trap rip off fuck with false cross-up hoky-poky plant curve illusion bob lurk gag cog trimming bop wile mace gaff shuck barney eyewash flam hokum legerdemain rinky-dink flivver cooch jugglery chiz hokey-pokey gloze rort swiz hokeypokey cootch job shit boodle practice ring grease bitch bam dipsy-doodle banter cold-deck yentz gazoozle fainaigue make work short stick jump burn cream dish trim palm hose bucket rim Jew deacon nick dope fob lurch slicker frig fop jink gudgeon cully trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X chouse make game of play the rogue put it over on have a game with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve give short change come it play games with falsidical fallacious duplicitous deceptively fraudulently deceivingly beguilingly imposturing quackishness imposition spoof sleight subterfuge mystification skullduggery fraudulence knavery beguilement cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal scam cod Nick shortchange do a snow job practise on practise upon skin game act a lie play a part shell game double cross put upon
10 诡计
game art device scheme trick trap shaft shenanigans ruse machination artifice subterfuge wiles skulduggery craft con sting lurk gag deceit dipsy-doodle practice engine catch double shift angle curve fraud rig fetch maneuver dodge gimmick cunning wheeze trickery curveball wile contrivance stratagem humbug wangle wimple chicane shenanigan jiggery-pokery underplot swiftie machinations dodgery Art flam gimmickry flimflam pettifoggery hocuspocus fast one
11 诱惑
tempting seductive call suggestion bait lure temptation pitfall seduction debauchery blandishment come-hither mash snare allure lead court attract tempt betray overtake entice seduce pervert wile sheik inveigle race off
12 企图
game offer design attempt aim enterprise bid essay smite purpose imagine devise meditate go upon
14 欺瞒
delusive take-in rig illusion shifting falsehood deceit cooch cootch grease blind delude hoodwink dissimulate do a flanker double-tongued deceitfully verneukering verneukery delusion dissemble verneuk hocus hornswoggle
15 诈术
16 行骗