fool (one or oneself) into (something)

To use deception or trickery to compel someone or oneself to do something. I can't believe that guy fooled me into giving him money—what a scam. The more Lucy tries to fool herself into believing she's happy in her marriage, the more miserable she becomes.See also: fool

fool someone into something

to deceive someone or oneself into doing something. You'll never fool me into believing you. We fooled the boss into giving us all the day off.See also: fool

单词	fool (one or oneself) into (something)
释义	fool (one or oneself) into (something) fool (one or oneself) into (something) To use deception or trickery to compel someone or oneself to do something. I can't believe that guy fooled me into giving him money—what a scam. The more Lucy tries to fool herself into believing she's happy in her marriage, the more miserable she becomes.See also: fool fool someone into something to deceive someone or oneself into doing something. You'll never fool me into believing you. We fooled the boss into giving us all the day off.See also: fool
随便看	have no idea have no joy have none of have none of it have none of it/that have none of (something) have none of that have no part in have no part in/of have no part in/of (something) have no part in something have no part of have no part of something have no problem with that have no qualms have no qualms about have no qualms about doing something have no qualms about it have no qualms about someone have no qualms about something have no right to have nose in a book have nose in a magazine have nose in the air have no sense of shame