crook

权威英汉双解

That salesman is a real crook.

那推销员真是个骗子。

英汉释义

• n.

  1.〈俚〉骗子,盗贼,恶棍,坏蛋

  2.(河道等的)弯曲(部)

  3.钩;壶钩;锅钩;曲把拐杖

  4.诡计,狡计

  5.【乐】弯曲管,调管

  1.〈俚〉骗子,盗贼,恶棍,坏蛋

  2.(河道等的)弯曲(部)

  3.钩;壶钩;锅钩;曲把拐杖

  4.诡计,狡计

  5.【乐】弯曲管,调管

• adj.

  1.不正当的,骗人的,歹徒的

  2.同“crooked”

• v.

  1.弄曲,弄弯,弄成钩状

  2.用钩钩;钩取;〈美俚〉偷

  3.弯曲

英英释义

• n.

  1.someone who is dishonest, especially someone who uses their position of power for their own personal advantage; a criminal, especially one who steals money

  2.the place where something bends inward

  3.a long stick that is curved at one end, used by shepherds for controlling their sheep

• adj.

  1.Same as crooked

• v.

  1.to bend a part of your body inward, especially your finger

英汉例句

• 1.What do you think you are, nothing but a crook.

  你以为自己是个什么东西？骗子一个而已！

• 2.You can and should learn from everyone, be it a crook or a saint. Every life is a story filled with lessons ripe for the picking.

  你能也必须和每个人学，骗子也好，圣人也罢，每一个人的生活都是充满了可借鉴教训的一部故事。

• 3.The famous singer is going to give a concert next week and his fans are trying to get a ticket by hook or by crook.

  这位著名歌手将在下星期举行一次演唱会，他的歌迷们正想方设法搞票子。

• 4.No wool was on or around his person, no dead collie by his feet, no crook in his hand.

  他身上没有羊毛衣物，尸体附近也没有；他脚边没有牧羊犬，手上也没有手杖。

• 5.Well, well, with the lines in the crook of his elbow the deacon held out his arms to the widow and----.

  好吧，好吧，在他的胳膊肘执事伸出双臂向寡妇和骗子行----。

• 6.stick to your guns, do not do anything by hook or crook, if you meet fail, pick up the pieces and find a place in the sun again.

  坚持你的梦想，不要为了目的而不择手段，当你失败了，重新整理步伐，然后才能在在阳光下寻找出路。

• 7.For this crook stupid people had a confession after spirit-broken dismay, filled left cheater, head down and went home.

  蠢汉对这个骗子忏悔了一番后，昏头昏脑，满心沮丧地抛下骗子，垂头回家去了。

• 8.For want of a bit of incriminating proof was such a young, silent, vain crook as this to be allowed to escape?

  难道为了缺少一点点证明他罪行的证据，就让这个年轻，不肯开腔，爱虚荣的骗子逃脱么？

• 9.The last time I wrote about this subject, The Atlantic's own Clive Crook called me a "fiscal sado-conservative. "

  我最后一次就此事发表评论时，《大西洋周刊》的CliveCrook称我为“财政保守主义者”。

• 10.Andy: the funny thing is, on the outside, I was an honest man, straight as an arrow. I had to come to prison to be a crook.

  奇怪的是在外面，我是一个正直的人，刚正不阿。监狱反而让我成了一个诈骗犯。