deceptive

1 They had gone but halfway around the floor when Francie discovered that his gangling awkwardness was extremely deceptive.

2 Climate change is deceptive because its signs occur almost imperceptibly.

气候变化很具有欺骗性,因为它的变化信号几乎觉察不到.

3 There’s no immediate strife in these songs, only musing and reflection, sadder but not necessarily wiser, and offered with the deceptive composure of chronic depression.

4 Its title, according to the program notes, comes from the Irish word for “a disturbance in the elements,” and its baseline is deceptive stasis.

5 Advocates, such as Hudson, disagree and say they think the government must protect consumers against “unfair and deceptive” practices.

6 "My gripe is with what I believe is deceptive marketing from @Amazon and poor quality controls," he added.

7 Working with the cinematographer Sean Price Williams, Perry responds vitally to his own emotional impulses in the presence of the actors; the dialogue that they send spinning aloft is pugnaciously lyrical, gracefully deceptive, awkwardly tender.

8 Word from the runway is that the height of these 1940s heels is deceptive and that practicing walking in them would do their wearer good.

9 Mimicking the look and feel of news or lifestyle reporting, without full disclosure that a source paid to appear, is “deceptive and unacceptable,” he said, especially in light of the declining public trust in journalism.

10 “But if anyone feels an ad is deceptive or misleading, they’re encouraged to file a complaint with the FTC,” he added.

11 It rose to 20 percent in the 1990s and is now close to 35 percent, but this last figure may be deceptive.

12 You’re more deceptive than I am.

你比我更会骗人。

13 That excellent deceptive play helped Stayman and Rasmussen to win the event.

14 But the pleasure and feeling of power that women derive from self-improvement often grows right along with it; the boon is both deceptive and real.

15 Alice was gripping the gunwales and peering as hard as she could in the deceptive light.

16 Almost all of his discussion consists in giving examples of hallucinations and other deceptive experiences and explaining how the brain is able to produce them.

17 “Listen to the story and learn from the crow’s mistakes, for the crow did not see the fox’s sneer, but only heard his deceptive words.”

18 What follows is a wild mashup of Shakespeare and pop-culture references that seems chaotically improvised but takes a deceptive amount of skill to execute.

19 Naturally, I shouldn't give too much of this away, but let's just say that the almost-Asperger behavior is deceptive, and so too is Cyrus' welcoming embrace.

20 Yet wild things happen in this movement: an eerily calm passage for veiled winds; a relentless fugue; a deceptive final flourish that leads to the most quizzical section of the entire piece.

1 靠不住

false questionable unsafe shady unreliable treacherous untrustworthy undependable uncertainty

2 虚伪

hollow-hearted histrionical cheap false hollow counterfeit untrue lying sham fictitious pretentious disingenuous pretended untruthful histrionic janus-faced barmecide colourable false-hearted truthless artificial lie facade hypocrisy pretence falsity untruth inveracity falsehood unveracious conventional synthetic deceitful make-believe insincere two-faced bathetic falsely devil pretense dissimulation falseness postiche

3 欺骗的

double illusory underhanded underhand illusive colorable captious trumpery trickish falsidical beguiling fallacious duplicitous delusive

4 欺诈

unfair indirect bogus insidious disingenuous insincere plant fraud fiddle juggle cunning imposition dishonesty ruse guile insincerity bunco imposture knavery swindling cheat racketeer trick impose scam defraud bilk flimflam swindle skin game two faces under one hood

5 蒙惑

cheat deceive

6 不可靠的

wrong loose corrupt unsure shady unreliable doubtful irresponsible shaky dodgy treacherous unsteady incalculable unauthenticated inauthentic fly-by-night undependable rackety shonky truthless wildcat

7 误导的

wrong-headed misleading

8 骗人的

trick false jive duplicitous Janus-faced cronk fraudulent artful colourable dishonest deceitful fictitious two-tongued forked-tongued fake misleading wildcat crook spoof charlatan tortuous fly-by-night knavish cogged quackish double-tongued fallacious two-faced gil delusive double-minded quack trickish

9 欺骗

double illusory underhanded underhand illusive colorable captious trumpery trickish sell beat craft blind fake cheat deception bunk gouge dishonesty gull deceit trickery swindle guile duplicity indirection hanky-panky flimflam chicane roguery shenanigan humbuggery rope jockey bamboozle palter have kid abuse trick screw fool bull mock sting deceive betray juggle mislead hoax dupe victimize rook delude beguile humbug cajole bilk diddle gammon finagle mump gyp double-cross befoul cozen blear goldbrick befool fox 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 falsidical beguiling fallacious duplicitous delusive deceptively fraudulently deceivingly beguilingly imposturing quackishness do fraud imposition spoof sleight subterfuge falseness mystification flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence knavery beguilement hokey-pokey cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal impose fudge hocus-pocus illude job stick bite trim scam hype cod fiddle Nick chisel hoodwink bunco hocus shortchange chouse do a snow job have a game with practise on practise upon skin game act a lie play a part shell game double cross put upon make a fool of

10 骗人

false fraudulent artful colourable trick spruce humbug two-tongued forked-tongued fake misleading wildcat crook spoof deceitful charlatan tortuous fly-by-night knavish cogged quackish double-tongued jive fallacious two-faced gil delusive Janus-faced double-minded deceive two-time catch sell smoke come Yorkshire over quack trickish tell a lie

11 不可靠

wrong loose corrupt unsure shady unreliable doubtful irresponsible shaky dodgy treacherous unsteady incalculable unauthenticated inauthentic fly-by-night undependable rackety shonky truthless wildcat unsoundness incertitude off color

12 使人误解

deceitful fallacious deceptively

13 欺骗性的

dishonest

14 造成假象

deceptively

15 欺诈的

unfair indirect bogus insidious disingenuous insincere

16 虚假的

fake hollow mock bogus sham ersatz mendacious factitious

17 虚伪的

hollow-hearted histrionical cheap false hollow counterfeit untrue lying sham fictitious pretentious disingenuous pretended untruthful histrionic janus-faced barmecide colourable false-hearted truthless unveracious conventional synthetic deceitful make-believe insincere two-faced bathetic

18 人误解

deceitful fallacious deceptively

19 靠不住的

false questionable unsafe shady unreliable treacherous untrustworthy undependable brittle dubious precarious trick insecure shaky fishy wonky shifty fallacious incalculable faithless parlous dickey swishy copper hearted

20 误导

misleading deceive mislead pervert misdirect

21 虚假

fake hollow mock bogus sham ersatz mendacious factitious deceptively falsehood pretence falsity