bilk

英 [bɪlk]

美 [bɪlk]

v.  欺骗; 诈骗(钱财)

现在分词：bilking　过去式：bilked　第三人称单数：bilks　过去分词：bilked　

GRE

COCA.25865

牛津词典

verb

• 欺骗；诈骗（钱财）
  to cheat sb, especially by taking money from them
  1. a con man who bilked investors out of millions of dollars
     诈取投资者几百万元的骗子

柯林斯词典

• VERB 诈骗；骗取；欺骗
  Tobilksomeoneout ofsomething, especially money, means to cheat them out of it.
  1. They are charged with bilking investors out of millions of dollars.
     他们被控诈骗了投资者几百万美元。

英英释义

verb

• escape, either physically or mentally
  1. The thief eluded the police
  2. This difficult idea seems to evade her
  3. The event evades explanation
  Synonym:eludeevade
• evade payment to
  1. He bilked his creditors
• hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of
  1. What ultimately frustrated every challenger was Ruth's amazing September surge
  2. foil your opponent
  Synonym:thwartqueerspoilscotchfoilcrossfrustratebaffle
• cheat somebody out of what is due, especially money

双语例句

• Bilk one yen from him, and you'll settle it in jail!
  从他那里骗的1日圆，你会在监狱里安定下来！
• You just want to bilk my potato crisps, don't you?
  你不就是想白吃我的土豆片吗？
• Misunderstanding of policy, no-good operating of measure, however, may departure the pre-designed direction to cause "bilk economy venture".
  但是“债转股”的实践操作中如果政策把握不准、措施操作不当，很可能偏离预定的方向，使国有银行、企业难以真正市场化、效益化；存在着诱发“赖帐经济”的道德风险。
• Brief Analysis on the Street Bilk Crime Problem
  浅析街头诈骗犯罪问题
• Police concludes this is a kind of new bilk technique.
  警方断定这是一种新的诈骗手法。
• It is a new tendency of the present economic domain crime of utilizing the cell-phone message to bilk.
  利用手机短信实施诈骗犯罪是当前经济领域犯罪的新动向。
• They are ready and more than willing to bilk you of your hard earned dollars.
  他们准备和多愿意诈骗你，你辛苦赚取的美元。
• After the user is clicked, can be brought to bilk website.
  用户点击后就会被引到诈骗网站。
• Absolutely cheater, have the suspicion of bilk, the proposal calls the police.
  绝对的骗子，有诈骗的嫌疑，建议报警。
• It is precisely because of "old lady" in the "default" and the real estate and their associated "bilk", making the outbreak of the financial crisis.
  正因为“老太太”们的“断供”和房地产商及其关联的“赖帐”，从而使得金融危机爆发。