1.〈美俚〉合伙,共同;共谋
1.“cahoot”的变体
1.The variant of cahoot
1.Worse, suspicions that the ISI, or at least some of its officers, are still in cahoots with their jihadist enemies persist.
更糟糕的是，有关巴三军情报部门（或至少它的一些官员）同圣战分子合谋的怀疑一直没消除。
2.In cahoots with the politicians, these giant firms are indeed ripping off the middle class and poorer Americans.
这些巨头企业与政客合谋，确实在剥削美国的中产阶级和穷人。
3.Such incidents suggested that the national election commission and the NCP were in cahoots.
这些事件表明国家选举委员会和全国大会党是一伙的。
4.Her argument that business spreads democracy and respect for human rights is undermined by cases of companies in cahoots with dictators.
她认为商业能够传播民主以及对人权的尊重，而企业与独裁者勾结的案例令这种说法大打折扣。
5.More than once, I've seen mothers and children in cahoots, exchanging raised eyebrows over yet another 'job' that Daddy hasn't done.
不止一次，我看到妈妈和孩子们合伙，互相皱着眉，交流着又一个爸爸没有完成的“任务”。
6.Hsu : Be careful. They may be in cahoots with gangsters.
小徐：小心点。他们说不定跟黑道有勾结。
7.The US claimed Afghan prison official were incompetent, corrupt, and in cahoots with Taliban.
美国人骂阿富汗监狱的官员是一群废物，他们腐败无能，而且与塔利班沆瀣一气。
8.The two criminals were in cahoots (with each other).
那两个罪犯（彼此）勾结在一起。
9.And you figured that Macklin and the Aquavet were in cahoots, so you had him whacked.
然后你发现麦克林和医生蛇鼠一窝就把他做掉了
10.They went cahoots in the establishment of the firm.
他们合伙开了这间公司。