1.俘获,使陷罗网
2.用计引诱,使堕术中
1.to put someone in a dangerous situation that is difficult to escape from; to trick someone into doing something wrong
1.The operation, he said, had been a "controlled delivery" , meaning agents had posed as traffickers to entrap the real criminals.
他说那次行动是“控制下的运毒”，即特工人员假扮成毒贩以诱捕真正的犯罪分子。
2.It was indeed a clever plan to entrap his opponent, but in the end he was hoist by his own petard.
设圈套陷害他的对手固然是个妙计，可是到头来却是作法自毙。
3.lure or entrap with or as if with a decoy.
引诱或者诱陷或者好像用一个圈套。
4.And thinking that he was binding her, he bound himself, And the culmination of this clever goofiness might be to entrap himself.
他以为在把她捆住，实际上他已捆住了自己。干这种聪明笨伯的事，其最后的结果，也许是作茧自缚。
5.Accordingly, joy strictly is the bait that nature uses to entrap human, like the meat in rat cage.
所以，严格地说快乐是鼠笼里的那块肉，是大自然诱捕人类的诱饵。
6.To hinder, entrap, or entangle as if in mire.
好像在泥潭中一样被陷入或者受到阻碍。
7.To lure or entrap by or as if by a decoy .
诱捕用诱饵吸引或设陷阱。
8.You wouldn't be trying to entrap me, would you?
你这不是要害我吧？
9.The disk around a rapidly spinning black hole has magnetic field lines that entrap ionized gas falling toward the black hole.
一个快速成长的黑洞周围圆形区域所具有的磁力线会诱骗离子化的气体朝向黑洞掉落并最终被俘获。
10.The disk around a rapidly spinning black hole has magnetic fieldlines that entrap ionized gas falling toward the black hole.
围绕飞速旋转黑洞的吸积盘，因高速旋转而产生的磁力线，俘获等离子体并使它们落向黑洞。