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单词 deceive
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Is deceiving your partner really the key to happiness? One deceived his grandparents into giving him cash for his phone bills.The premise of the show was to trick and deceive people.The manner he continued to deceive people and think he could get away with it is unbelievable.And except for the fact that appearances can be deceiving.The nine years she deceived people and lived the life of a wealthy woman should be what she spends in jail.You have twin goals: to help partner and deceive declarer.We knew we didn't deceive these people and had told their story.This woman clearly deceived two people, and perhaps more.This is incorrect; appearances can be deceiving.It looks like a reward for grievous failure; and the appearance does not deceive.As for those imbalances, appearances can be deceiving.Is this not deceiving people?But appearances can be deceiving.She's been deceived by three people in her life and has lost two friends as well as the boyfriend she thought was special.IT may seem like a healthy choice, but appearances can be deceiving.Seems like many, if not most, of the episodes involved one of them deceiving the other. Appearances did not deceive.Online ticketing scams are the fastest growing area of fraud as thousands of people are deceived into paying huge sums for non-existent tickets, police have warned.

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deceive

British English: deceive /dɪˈsiːv/ VERB
If you deceive someone, you make them believe something that is not true.
I am really hurt that he deceived me.
  • American English: deceive
  • Arabic: يَخْدَعُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: enganar
  • Chinese: 欺骗
  • Croatian: zavarati
  • Czech: oklamat
  • Danish: bedrage
  • Dutch: bedriegen
  • European Spanish: engañar
  • Finnish: pettää harhauttaa
  • French: tromper
  • German: täuschen
  • Greek: εξαπατώ
  • Italian: ingannare
  • Japanese: だます
  • Korean: 속이다
  • Norwegian: bedra
  • Polish: oszukać
  • European Portuguese: enganar
  • Romanian: a înșela
  • Russian: обманывать
  • Latin American Spanish: engañar
  • Swedish: lura
  • Thai: หลอกลวง
  • Turkish: yanıltmak
  • Ukrainian: обманювати
  • Vietnamese: lừa dối

Chinese translation of 'deceive'

deceive

(dɪˈsiːv)

vt

  1. (= fool) 欺骗(騙) (qīpiàn)
    to deceive sb into doing sth 骗(騙)某人去做某事 (piàn mǒurén qù zuò mǒushì)
    to deceive o.s. 自欺 (zìqī)
(verb) 
Definition
to mislead by lying
He has deceived and disillusioned us all.
Synonyms
take in
trick
He'll be upset when he finds out how you tricked him.
fool (informal)
Art dealers fool a lot of people.
cheat
He cheated people out of their life savings.
con (informal)
He claimed that the businessman had conned him out of his life savings.
kid (informal)
Are you sure you're not kidding me?
I'm just kidding.
stiff (slang)
sting (informal)
mislead
Ministers knowingly misled the public.
betray
lead (someone) on (informal)
hoax
He recently hoaxed a number of celebrities.
dupe
Some of the offenders duped the psychologists.
beguile
He used his newspapers to beguile his readers.
delude
We delude ourselves that we are in control.
swindle
He swindled investors out of millions of pounds.
outwit
ensnare
bamboozle (informal)
He was bamboozled by conmen.
hoodwink
Many people are hoodwinked by the so-called beauty industry.
entrap
double-cross (informal)
They were frightened of being double-crossed.
take for a ride (informal)
pull a fast one on (slang)
cozen
scam (slang)
pull the wool over (someone's) eyes

idiom

See be deceived by something or someone
Seedupe

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