take-in

英 ['teɪk'ɪn] 美 ['teɪkˌɪn]

• n. 诈骗；骗局；骗子

英英释义

Noun:

1. the act of taking in as by fooling or cheating or swindling someone

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. The merchant overreached me in a business deal.
   那个商人在一笔生意上诈骗我。
2. Everyone was involved in this web of deceit.
   所有人都牵涉到这起诈骗勾当之中了。
3. He made a fast buck in the con scheme.
   在那场骗局中他轻而易举赚了一笔不义之财。
4. An overzealous investor was taken in by a scam.
   一个狂热的投资者上一个骗局的当。
5. The swindler roped in many people.
   那骗子使许多人上了当。
6. Almost all checks crooks wind up in jail.
   几乎所有开空头支票的骗子都落到了锒铛入狱的下场。

词汇搭配

• take someone's name in vain 滥用某人名义...
• take the bit in one's teeth 脱出控制
• take part in 参加
• take in hand 承担
• take stock in 购买股票(相信)...
• take one's foot in one's hand 拔腿就走
• take one's courage in both hands 勇往直前
• take delight in 以 ... 为乐
• take in sail 收帆(减少活动)...
• take in 接受
• take pride in 以 ... 自豪
• take pleasure in 喜欢
• take oneself in hand 控制自己
• take a hand in 参与
• take someone in marriage 娶某女为妻
• take in good part 乐意接受(对不见怪)...
• take something in one's stride 从容地应付
• take the name of God in vain 赌咒发假誓,诅咒骂人...
• take in charge 负责照料
• take something in the letter 从字面意义上理解某事...