hoaxes

v. 欺騙；哄騙；愚弄

n. 愚弄人；惡作劇

詳細解釋

v.(動詞)

n.(名詞)

英語翻譯

Noun:

something intended to deceive; deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantage

Verb:

造句

用作動詞(v.)

All hoax viruses are essentially chain letters.
所有的欺騙性病毒基本都是連續(xù)性的字母。
Some posters on Chinese bulletin boards and blogs have argued that Mr Zhou was perhaps merely a hapless tool in a hoax perpetrated mainly by bureaucrats.
一些中文的貼子和博客提出，周也許不過是官方欺騙鬧劇中的一個不幸的工具而已。
Mainstream critics argue that the entire affair is a hoax.
主流的批評家批評整件事是一場愚弄。
Authorities call the apparent hoax reprehensible, but even with just five feet.
官方稱這是明顯的愚弄行為，應(yīng)該遭受斥責，但是仍然還有五只斷腳。

用作名詞(n.)

They considered the phone call a hoax.
他們認為那個電話是惡作劇。
I never thought my hoax would go so far and I felt awful when some of you got so excited about knowing the title.
我從來沒有想到我的惡作劇會這么不可收拾，你們?yōu)榈弥聲老膊灰褧r我真覺得糟糕透了。

常用短語

There was also a hoax involving a tailor\\\'s dummy dressed as a Russian officer.
出自：Sunday Express
There had been a hoax call about a bomb at some large public building.
出自：attrib.

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