1.哄骗,作弊
2.〈俚〉(男女关系上)不忠实 (on)
3.哄骗,欺骗,诈取
4.消磨(时间),解(闷),消除(疲劳)
5.逃脱(法网);用计挫败(对方)
1.哄骗,作弊
2.〈俚〉(男女关系上)不忠实 (on)
3.哄骗,欺骗,诈取
4.消磨(时间),解(闷),消除(疲劳)
5.逃脱(法网);用计挫败(对方)
1.欺骗,欺诈
2.骗子
3.雀麦,稗草
4.〈美俚〉(汽车上的)反光镜
1.欺骗,欺诈
2.骗子
3.雀麦,稗草
4.〈美俚〉(汽车上的)反光镜
1.to behave dishonestly, or to not obey rules, for example in order to win a game or do well in an examination; to do something that is not correct but makes it easier to succeed
2.to treat someone dishonestly
3.to have sex with someone who is not your husband, wife, or partner
1.someone who cheats
2.something that is dishonest or unfair; something that is not correct, but helps you to succeed
1.And at the end of months or years of this, you were often cheated of your wages.
就这么苦挨数月乃至数年终于可以离船登岸时，你的工钱也往往会被巧取克扣。
2.The customer felt being cheated and he asked to see the manager to have it out with him.
那位顾客感到受骗了，他要求见经理，跟他讲理。
3.I've been looking for a reason to leave him and now that he cheated on me, that's was the clincher.
我一直在找个理由想和他分手，现在我发现他欺骗我，这正好做个了结。
4.He was very red with anger when he found himself cheated by his close friend, but, he said nothing.
当他发现他被他最亲密的朋友欺骗时，他很生气和愤怒，但什么都没说。
5.This reason, is to be cheated, that too much even himself did not quite believe the.
这样的理由，是安慰还是欺骗，说了太多连自己都不太相信了。
6.Somehow I felt as if I had been cheated.
不知怎么，我好像有一种被骗了的感觉。
7.Opponents said the call showed that she cheated in the two thousand four elections.
反对者称，该电话显示她在2004年选举中作弊。
8.Consumers are often cheated by the false advertisement on which consumers always waste a great deal of time.
消费者经常被虚假广告欺骗，而且人们在这些广告上浪费了大量的时间。
9.I once cheated on my girlfriend after I saw on her cell phone that she had been text-messaging with her ex.
那一次，我之所以背叛了女朋友，是因为我看到了她手机里和她前男友的短信。
10.There is no doubt that we were all cheated by his lie.
毫无疑问，我们都被他的谎言欺骗了。