duped

英 [djuːpt]

美 [duːpt]

v.  诈骗; 哄骗; 欺骗
dupe的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：duped　过去式：duped　

COCA.45751

柯林斯词典

• VERB 愚弄;欺骗;诈骗
  If a persondupesyou, they trick you into doing something or into believing something which is not true.
  1. ...a plot to dupe stamp collectors into buying fake rarities...
     诱骗集邮者购买珍稀邮票赝品的阴谋
  2. We know some sex offenders dupe the psychologists who assess them.
     我们知道有些性犯罪者会愚弄给他们做测评的心理学家。
• N-COUNT 受骗者;被愚弄者
  Adupeis someone who is tricked by someone else.
  1. He becomes an innocent dupe in a political scandal.
     他在一起政治丑闻中成了一名无辜的受骗者。

双语例句

• One who can be duped or cheated especially in financial matters. His simplicity made him easily fooled.
  容易受骗或被愚弄的人，尤其在经济上他的无知使他很容易受骗上当。
• He claimed it was a put-up job and that he'd been duped.
  他说那是个圈套，他被骗了。
• And I never want people feeling that we've duped them in any way, shape or form.
  我再也不想人的感觉是，我们已经欺骗了他们以任何方式，形态或形式。
• You've been duped by the worst kind of con man.
  你已经被做坏的骗子给骗了。
• Many voters now feel duped by the government.
  许多选民觉得被政府欺骗了。
• You didn't even know that you were duped.
  你被人家骗了都不知道。
• He was duped into telling them everything.
  他被骗把什么都告诉了他们。
• Banks can be duped and find themselves on the wrong end of legal action as a result.
  银行会遭欺骗，结果是自己成为法律诉讼中的被告。
• Max thought his dream world would be a happy place. We've all been duped.
  麦克斯以为他的梦中世界是个很棒的地方我们都被耍了Ohh！
• The act of duping or the condition of having been duped.
  欺骗的行为或被欺骗的状况。