1.【赛马】(为要使马不能取胜)给(马)吃毒药,使(马)成残废
2.(行贿)收买;诈骗;骗取(钱等)
3.逮捕(犯人)
1.to make contact with somebody, especially in order to persuade that person to do something
2.to influence or persuade somebody using underhand or illegal means such as lies, threats, or bribes
3.to prevent a racehorse from winning a race by drugging or disabling it
4.to swindle or defraud somebody
5.to steal something from its owner
6.to seize hold of somebody
7.to kidnap somebody
8.to try and get someone’s attention in order to persuade them to do something
9.to threaten someone or to pay them money in order to make them do something
1.to make contact with somebody, especially in order to persuade that person to do something
2.to influence or persuade somebody using underhand or illegal means such as lies, threats, or bribes
3.to prevent a racehorse from winning a race by drugging or disabling it
4.to swindle or defraud somebody
5.to steal something from its owner
6.to seize hold of somebody
7.to kidnap somebody
8.to try and get someone’s attention in order to persuade them to do something
9.to threaten someone or to pay them money in order to make them do something
1.He also hob-nobbled with executives from Google and other Silicon Valley companies.
他还和来自谷歌和其他硅谷公司的高管亲切交谈。
2.In less competitive markets, even fewer need be nobbled.
在这个没有竞争的市场，值得收买的人更少了。
3.They nobbled two children as hostages in addition.
他们还绑架了两名儿童作人质。
4.The thief was nobbled in the act.
那个小偷当场就被捉住了。
5.i nobbled him at the party and told him about the book i was writing
我在派对上引起他的注目，且告诉他关于我写的那本书。