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de·ceive
dih siv
第三人称单数:deceives
现在分词:deceiving
过去式:deceived
过去分词:deceived
deceivingly (adv.), deceivability (n.), deceiver (n.)
verb
transitive verb
to cause to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid bluffing at poker in order to deceive the other players
deceiving customers about the condition of the cars
archaic ensnare
… he it was whose guile … deceived the mother of mankind …—John Milton
obsolete to be false to
You have deceived our trust …—Shakespeare
archaic to fail to fulfill
… nor are my hopes deceived.—John Dryden
archaic to while away
These occupations oftentimes deceived the listless hour …—William Wordsworth
obsolete cheat
… deceived me of a good sum of money …—William Oldys
intransitive verb
to make someone believe something that is not true : to practice deceitalso: to give a false impression
appearances can deceive
deceive oneself自欺;误解,想错
deceive表示隐瞒真相或以假相骗人。如:The boy deceived the teacher by lying.
cheat欺骗,常用词,主要指为了自己的利益欺骗人。
trick哄骗,表示耍手段进行欺骗,强调在行骗时使用计策,有时也指并非出于恶意的欺骗。如:Tom cleverly tricked his mother into approval.
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“欺骗”的意思,其区别是:
deceive最普通用词,指用虚假外表使人信以为真,或蓄意歪曲事实,或造成错误印象使人上当受骗。
cheat普通用词,指用蒙蔽他人的手段取得所需之物,尤多指在赢利的买卖中欺骗人。
trick指用阴谋诡计等骗得信任或得到所需之物。
fool指把别人当傻瓜,愚弄欺骗别人。
以上来源于网络
deceive不告诉实情
cheat不诚实手段获取个人利益;
hide不含故意的意思;
conceal故意隐藏;
以上来源于网络
"被虚假的外表或陈述误导",约于1300年,源自古法语 decevoir "欺骗"(12世纪,现代法语 décevoir),源自拉丁语 decipere "诱捕,欺骗,骗取",源自 de "从...中"或贬义前缀(见 de-) + capere "拿取"的组合形式,源自 PIE 词根 *kap- "抓住"。相关词汇: Deceived; deceiver; deceiving。
诈欺
欺骗
契纸
Middle English, from Anglo-French deceivre, from Latin decipere, from de- + capere to take — more at heave >entry 1
The first known use of deceive was in the 13th century
defence, defenceman
deep1 of 3adjective
extending far downward
a deep well
having a great distance between the top and bottom surfaces : not shallow
deep water
extending well inward from an outer or front surface
a deep gash
extending far outward from a center
deep space
occurring or located near the outer limits
deep right field
having a specified extension downward or backward
a shelf 40 centimeters deep
difficult to understand
a deep book
mysterious, obscure
a deep dark secret
profound sense 1
a deep thinker
completely absorbed
deep in thought
being to an extreme degree : heavy
deep sleep
dark and rich in color
a deep red
having a low musical pitch or range
a deep voice
coming from or located well within a house deep in the forest
a deep sigh
covered, enclosed, or filled often to a specified degree a road deep with snow
knee-deep in water
deep2 of 3adverb
to a great depth : deeply
far on : late
read deep into the night
near the outer limits
the shortstop was playing deep
deep3 of 3noun
an extremely deep place or part (as of the ocean)
ocean sense 1
the middle or most intense part
the deep of night
deep1 of 3adjective
extending far downward
a deep well
having a great distance between the top and bottom surfaces : not shallow
deep water
extending well inward from an outer or front surface
a deep gash
extending far outward from a center
deep space
occurring or located near the outer limits
deep right field
having a specified extension downward or backward
a shelf 40 centimeters deep
difficult to understand
a deep book
mysterious, obscure
a deep dark secret
profound sense 1
a deep thinker
completely absorbed
deep in thought
being to an extreme degree : heavy
deep sleep
dark and rich in color
a deep red
having a low musical pitch or range
a deep voice
coming from or located well within a house deep in the forest
a deep sigh
covered, enclosed, or filled often to a specified degree a road deep with snow
knee-deep in water
deep2 of 3adverb
to a great depth : deeply
far on : late
read deep into the night
near the outer limits
the shortstop was playing deep
deep3 of 3noun
an extremely deep place or part (as of the ocean)
ocean sense 1
the middle or most intense part
the deep of night
deemverb
to have an opinion : believe, suppose
deemed it wise to go slow
deed1 of 2noun
something that is done : act
we are judged by our deeds
a legal document by which one person transfers land or buildings to another
deed2 of 2verb
to transfer by deed
decrease1 of 2verb
to make or become smaller decrease 6 by 2
decrease speed
decrease2 of 2noun
a process of decreasing
a decrease in accidents
the amount by which a thing decreases
a decrease of three dollars
decline1 of 2verb
to slope downward : descend
to bend down
declined his head
to pass toward a lower state or level their enthusiasm declined
his health declined
to draw toward a close : wane
the day declined
to become less in amount
prices declined
to show unwillingness to accept, do, engage in, or agree to
declined to run for a second term
to refuse especially courteously
declined the offer
to give the declension of a noun, pronoun, or adjective
decline2 of 2noun
the process of declining:
a gradual sinking and wasting away
a change to a lower state or level
the time when something is approaching its end
an empire in decline
a downward slope
declareverb
to make known openly or officially
declare war
to state strongly
declared his innocence
to make a full statement of (taxable property or items on which duty must be paid)
deceiveverb
to cause to believe what is untrue : mislead
deceived the customer about the condition of the car
to use or practice deceit
1 But over the past few months, I’d come to see my rig for what it was: an elaborate contraption for deceiving my senses, to allow me to live in a world that didn’t exist.
2 “I promise,” she said, “if I get into any sort of trouble, I will swear to my last breath that you were deceived by me, and had no knowledge of anything.”
3 Let us not, I beseech you, sir , deceive ourselves.
为了阻止这场即将来临的风暴, 一切该做的都已经做了.
4 Nobody can deceive him.
谁也蒙不了他.
5 Such alchemistic transformations have led to many erroneous reports, for if a chemist, knowing aldrin has been applied, tests for it he will be deceived into thinking all residues have been dissipated.
6 As though somehow I have deliberately deceived her.
7 But his wisdom failed; and I fear that as the peril of his realm grew he looked in the Stone and was deceived: far too often, I guess, since Boromir departed.
8 You are deceiving yourself, you are completely misguided.
你正在欺骗你自己, 你完全被误导了.
9 My simple device to deceive Polonius and the king grew, under Hamlet’s hand, into a plot with ever more complex motives and uncertain ends.
10 The children don't know that you can do something with the intent to deceive.
孩子们不知道你可以做一些带有欺骗意图的事情。
11 “And after that,” he continued, “do not be deceived by others.”
12 Therefore he couldn’t pretend that he wasn’t crippled, nor could he deceive himself that people were not repelled by his defect.
13 Neither Harrison nor I knew enough about boxing to deceive even a child for a moment.
14 “She is powerful, but not in the service of evil Yet I would not deceive or cross her,” she said.
15 “I want a packet of luggage labels,” I said, but I saw by his eye that he was not deceived.
16 Not to deceive myself, I must reply—No: I felt desolate to a degree.
17 Had that soft bed deceived him and made him oversleep?
18 It would be for her a well-spring from which she would draw the most destructive emotions, deceiving the lover and seeking to imprison the beloved, curtailing freedom in every way.
19 She had little faith that he would realize how his own mind was deceiving him.
20 Delusion is much stronger than illusion, and implies that Cyril has been misled or deceived—in this case, by himself. alternate/alternative.
1 自欺
2 背叛
renegade treacherous unfaithful recreant treachery apostasy defection sell-out defect rat tergiversate betray traduce sell grass fall away traitorous betrayal
3 失望
despondent disconsolate despond disappointment gloom comedown let-down disappoint fail choke baulk evil suck-in sell despair dud letdown dash mock dissatisfy disoblige
4 使受骗上当
5 欺诈
confidence trick fraudulent deceitful trumped-up flimflam false dodgery kanky-panky practice cross lie shift fraud cheat deception lurk gag juggle sham gouge gull deceit falsity humbug flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence jugglery humbuggery gazump covin fox chisel job rogue jockey beguile eyewash false pretenses double-tongued schlenter fast oblique two-faced cronk gullery have sell plant burn twist rig ramp hype fiddle graft racket imposition trickery wile swindle rip-off contrivance indirection barney hocus imposture razzle-dazzle roguery crookery cooch dupery carve-up cootch chouse cog sharp defraud finagle sting hustle fleece ream goldbrick on the crook
6 受骗上当
7 欺骗某人
gull defraud delude hoodwink diddle beguile lead up the garden path play false do the dirty on
9 蒙骗
snow shaft delude hoodwink double-cross lead up the garden path pull the wool over eyes lead on deception have cheat pull a fast one on pull a fast one put one over on take in trickery kid
11 欺骗
management twist fraud Con cheat hype delusion falsehood masquerade deceit trickery rip-off duplicity subterfuge bunco gyp skulduggery double-cross Legerdemain hocus-pocus put-on double-dealing jiggery-pokery covin try-on job have sell kid string trick screw Sharp Trim fool stiff fox sucker COD mislead two-time spruce circumvent dupe fob gull delude weasel snooker mystify entrap shuck humbug hoodwink bamboozle bilk gammon finagle hocus skank euchre flimflam chicane cozen pettifog befool short-sheet illude mamaguy verneuk put upon make a fool of play false play a trick on throw dust in eyes sell a bill of goods take for a ride screw over put one over on slip over on do the dirty on cheating falsely deceitfully take-in deception swindle chicanery deceitfulness falseness do skin catch shaft hoax monkey business double deceptive illusory underhanded underhand illusive colorable captious trumpery trickish beat craft blind fake bunk gouge dishonesty guile indirection hanky-panky roguery shenanigan humbuggery rope jockey palter abuse bull mock sting betray juggle victimize rook beguile cajole diddle mump befoul blear goldbrick 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 cross up tricky spurious tortuous fiddling delusive hustle fudge sham stratagem boondoggle razzmatazz blague swizz con buffalo green cross lie bite impose fiddle chisel under false colours bludge on on the fiddle stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across try it on funny dirty fraudulent shenanigans artifice funny business snow jive play dirty lead up the garden path 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 sucker into doing sucker into into doing fob off with have on misleading beguiling bluff take short-change spring a trap rip off fuck with double-tongued prestigious tricksy flamdoodle suck-in pass false rig lurk wile charlatan gaff stealing circumvention imposture hokum skullduggery trickiness flivver jugglery dupery swiz chouse inveracity thimblerig yentz gag spoof duff double-clock horn-swoggle short burn smoke hook spin trim palm rim stall gum bitch hum cog dope skunk doodle defraud lurch flam razzle-dazzle cully gold-brick leg-pull skin game double cross cross-up hoky-poky plant curve illusion bob trimming bop mace barney eyewash legerdemain rinky-dink cooch chiz hokey-pokey gloze rort hokeypokey cootch shit boodle practice ring grease bam dipsy-doodle banter cold-deck gazoozle fainaigue make work stick jump cream dish hose bucket Jew deacon nick slicker frig fop jink gudgeon trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X 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 sleight mystification fraudulence knavery beguilement cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal scam cod Nick shortchange do a snow job practise on practise upon act a lie play a part shell game
12 骗人
double-tongued deceptive spoof deceitful jive fallacious two-faced gil delusive Janus-faced knavish double-minded trick two-time catch sell smoke come Yorkshire over
18 排除
exclusive exclusion rejection elimination displacement expulsion clear eliminate exclude fence preclude obviate cast by
19 诈骗
imposturous double-tongued fraudulent trickily imposure imposturing sculduddery racket juggling humbuggery cozenage stick trick clip palm scam hype fox hustle Nick gull bunco fub
20 受挫折
22 使受挫折
27 使失望