相关例句

• The kind of lies we find most detestable are those with a malicious intent of some kind: lies designed to swindle or hoodwink us, lies that will cause us some pain down the road.(那些最为我们所憎恶谎言就是那些存心不良的：要么是那些用来诈骗或者蒙混我们的，抑或是那些在将来会给我们带来伤痛的。)
• To take in by elaborate methods of deceit; hoodwink.(欺骗，迷惑用精心设计的方法进行欺骗；蒙蔽。)
• It is difficult to hoodwink a smart lawyer.(很难欺骗一个聪明的律师。)
• Although it can whip up public opinion and hoodwink some people for a while it cannot do so for long.(尽管一时可以起到制造舆论、蒙骗视听的作用，但毕竟不可能骗人于长久。)
• To retrieve it, a hacker would have to hoodwink the user into dragging and dropping an object across the PC's screen.(要得到它，黑客们不得不诱骗用户拖拽电脑显示器显示的某个对象。)
• Because she understood that the false appearance cannot hoodwink draws out others' eye, actually hoodwinks own mind sufficiently.(更因为她懂得假象并不能蒙起别人的眼睛，却是足以蒙蔽自己的心灵。)
• Some vendors hoodwink outside tourists by charging them exorbitant prices.(有的小贩漫天要价，坑骗外地游客。)
• One tried and tested way is to hoodwink equity analysts, according to a new study* of 1,300 corporate bosses, board directors and analysts.(按照一份新的对1300名公司老板，董事和分析师的调查论文显示，欺骗股票分析师是一个可以尝试的办法。)
• Human beings, why and hoodwink their own feelings.(人类，何必欺骗自己的感情。)
• As sellers, we must not hoodwink our customers.(作为商家，我们不能欺骗顾客。)