deceit

英 [dɪˈsiːt]

美 [dɪˈsiːt]

n.  欺骗，欺诈(行为); 诡计

复数：deceits　

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牛津词典

noun

• 欺骗，欺诈（行为）；诡计
  dishonest behaviour that is intended to make sb believe sth that is not true; an example of this behaviour
  1. He was accused of lies and deceit.
     他被指控撒谎和欺诈。
  2. Everyone was involved in this web of deceit.
     所有人都牵涉到这起诈骗勾当之中了。
  3. Their marriage was an illusion and a deceit.
     他们的婚姻是虚假的，不真实的。

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 欺骗;欺诈
  Deceitis behaviour that is deliberately intended to make people believe something which is not true.
  1. They have been involved in a campaign of deceit.
     他们参与了一系列的欺骗活动。

英英释义

noun

• the act of deceiving
  Synonym:deceptiondissemblingdissimulation
• the quality of being fraudulent
  Synonym:fraudulence
• a misleading falsehood
  Synonym:misrepresentationdeception

双语例句

• She told him of his old mother's deceit.
  她向他诉说了母后的欺骗行为。
• I hide the deceit steam Mongolia, only repeatedly thinks you clear and the rigid spirit.
  我一个人躲在蒙蒙的水汽里，一再想念你的澄净和执着的影象。
• From the shock she received from his deceit.
  因为被他欺骗而受了打击。
• His deceit made her very unhappy.
  他欺骗她，这使她很伤心。
• They have been involved in a campaign of deceit.
  他们参与了一系列的欺骗活动。
• Feared You Meeting Repeatedly Heartless Injury deceit, My that Weak Heart.
  怕你会一再无情地伤害和欺骗，我那软弱的心。
• He got the money by deceit.
  他靠欺骗弄到了钱。
• Suggestive of or characterized by expediency, deceit, and cunning.
  显示出或以诡计、欺骗和狡诈为特征的。
• The boy's deceit made his mother very unhappy.
  这个男孩的虚伪狡诈使他的母亲非常不高兴。
• His deceit is disgusting; he took everybody in.
  他欺骗成性，真令人讨厌，人人都上过他的当。