con

释义

n.反对票，反对者; 反对的论点，反对的理由vt.精读，熟读; 默记，谙记

大小写变形: CON Con CoN

词态变化

复数 :   cons ; 第三人称单数 :   cons ; 过去式 :   conned ; 过去分词 :   conned ; 现在分词 :   conning ;

实用场景例句

The entrepreneur faced allegations of conning him out of a substantial sum—£10,000—which he vehemently denied.

这名企业家被指控骗走了他一大笔钱——1万英镑，对此他强烈否认。

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He managed to con KLM into hiring him as a warehouse worker for Dutch Airlines.

他设法骗取了荷兰皇家航空公司的信任，被聘为仓库工人。

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Beware of dietary products boasting unbelievable weight loss—they're just a con.

要警惕那些吹嘘能不可思议减重的节食产品——它们不过是个骗局。

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A cunning con made her its primary victim.

她是一桩狡猾骗局的主要受害者。

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He's a master con man (= someone who deceives people skillfully).

他是个骗术高手。

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He was conned into investing in a fake company.

他被骗投资了一家空壳公司。

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They were conned into buying a fake diamond necklace.

他们被骗买了一条假钻石项链。

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a clever con artist tricked them out of their savings

一个狡猾的骗子骗走了他们的积蓄

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He conned his elderly neighbor out of her savings with a fake investment scheme.

他用虚假的投资计划骗走了他年迈邻居的积蓄。

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The so-called expert was just a clever con!

这个所谓的专家只不过是个聪明的骗子！

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a clever con to deceive the elderly

针对老年人的狡猾骗局

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One day a con man, always a con man.

一日是骗子, 终身是骗子.

期刊摘选

Con un bacio ti sveglier ｏ.

就像在神话里.

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The scheme was all a big con.

这个计划完全是个大骗局.

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The resolution was passed nem. con ..

这个法案 无 异议地通过.

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Diet snacks claiming miraculous effects are often a scam.

声称有神奇效果的减肥点心往往是骗局。

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She recently warned her friends about a notorious con man in the neighborhood.

她最近提醒朋友们注意社区里有个臭名昭著的骗子。

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She fell for an elaborate trick that left her devastated.

她上了一个精心设计的骗局的当，让她深受打击。

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Tourists are often vulnerable to various con tricks and scams.

游客们常常容易受到各种骗局和欺诈的伤害。

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The judge declared that the evidence all pointed to a fraudulent scheme.

法官宣称证据完全指向了一个欺诈计划。

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真题例句

No wonder it has become fashionable to denounce many universities as little more than elaborate con-tricks ( ' , 骗术).

出自-2016年12月阅读原文

英英释义

Noun

1. an argument opposed to a proposal

2. a person serving a sentence in a jail or prison

3. a swindle in which you cheat at gambling or persuade a person to buy worthless property

Verb

1. deprive of by deceit;

"He swindled me out of my inheritance"

"She defrauded the customers who trusted her"

"the cashier gypped me when he gave me too little change"

2. commit to memory; learn by heart;

"Have you memorized your lines for the play yet?"

Adverb

1. on the negative side;

"much was written pro and con"