hoodwinked

英 [ˈhʊdwɪŋkt]

美 [ˈhʊdwɪŋkt]

v.  欺诈，欺骗(某人)
hoodwink的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：hoodwinked　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 欺诈;哄骗
  If someonehoodwinksyou, they trick or deceive you.
  1. People expect others to be honest, which is why conmen find it so easy to hoodwink people...
     人们认为别人是诚实正直的，所以骗子很容易行骗得逞。
  2. Many people are hoodwinked by the so-called beauty industry.
     很多人都被所谓的美容业欺骗了。

双语例句

• "We just have to be more careful, all of us, and insist that we are not going to be hoodwinked by them, fooled by them," she said.
  “我们所有人只是要多加小心，并坚持不会被他们蒙蔽和愚弄，”她说。
• He hoodwinked us into agreeing.
  他骗我们同意了。
• I was hoodwinked into buying fake jewels.
  我受骗买了假珠宝。
• Or that I have somehow hoodwinked him?
  或者我竟然骗过了他？
• Ed: Well he was hoodwinked into buying what he thought was a genuine nineteenth-century landscape painting.
  爱德：他被蒙骗，买了一幅他以为真是创作于十九世纪的风景画。
• Many people are hoodwinked by the so-called beauty industry.
  很多人都被所谓的美容业欺骗了。
• Everyone of us, except my poor hoodwinked grandmother, heard of the bad news.
  大家都知道了这些糟糕的消息，只有可怜的奶奶还蒙在鼓里。
• As the society are becoming complex day by day, more and more people are hoodwinked by a lot of temptation or other material things, ignoring the most nature emotion, love.
  随着社会的日益复杂，越来越多的人被很多诱惑或其他一些物质方面所蒙蔽，从而忽略了最真挚的感情，爱。
• A small matter, the foot has hoodwinked you the psychology.
  一件小小的事情，足已蒙蔽你的心理。
• ( British informal) not to be deceived or hoodwinked.
  （英国非正式用法）不会被欺骗或者蒙蔽。