conned

英 [kɒnd]

美 [kɑːnd]

v.  (尤指为钱财或使人为自己做某事而)欺骗，哄骗，诈骗
con的过去分词和过去式; conn的过去分词和过去式

过去式：conned　

双语例句

• The salesman conned us out of a lot of money.
  这个推销员骗走了我们一大笔钱。
• He was so plausible that he conned everybody.
  他那么会花言巧语，以至于骗过了所有的人。
• White conned his way into a job as a ware-houseman with Dutch airline, KLM
  怀特骗到了一份工作，在荷兰皇家航空公司做仓库管理员。
• The referees have been a joke at this world cup and Horacio Elizondo took it to a new level as he let himself be conned time and time again in the England vs Portugal game.
  本届杯赛的裁判表现好象一个玩笑一般，执法英葡之战的依利桑多更是现身说法，在比赛中以自己的表现一次又一次地为世人检阅，把裁判的话题进一步延伸。
• Legend has it, when his store was closed down and the staff lost their jobs, he conned the company out of sixty thousand dollars and shared it amongst his co-workers.
  据说，当他的店子关张大吉、员工面临失业时，他通过手段把自己的公司抛售出了六万美金的价钱，并和共事们分了这笔钱。
• He claimed that the businessman had conned him of £ 10,000
  他声称那个商人骗了他1万英镑。
• Humans have been conned into a way of being that perceives things or merchandise as necessities to life.
  人类被欺骗进入了一条认为所有物或商品是生命所必需的道路上。
• He has conned the poems by rote.
  他已经把这诗歌背下来了。
• He removed the stitches and conned his customers into believing that they were eating wild blowfish.
  他把缝线拿掉让客人以为自己吃的是野生河豚。
• Someone in our village also got conned.
  我们那儿也有人给骗了。