bamboozled

英 [bæmˈbuːzld]

美 [bæmˈbuːzld]

v.  迷惑; (尤指)哄骗，欺骗
bamboozle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：bamboozled　

COCA.45993

柯林斯词典

• VERB 迷惑；糊弄；欺骗
  Tobamboozlesomeone means to confuse them greatly and often trick them.
  1. He bamboozled Mercer into defeat...
     他骗得默瑟认了输。
  2. He was bamboozled by con men.
     他被骗子骗了。

双语例句

• There are few first-time buyers of consultancy ready to be bamboozled by lavish audio-visual presentations.
  很少有初次购买咨询服务的客户会被泛滥的音视频演示迷惑住。
• Because society has bamboozled you to think you should be married by now?
  因为社会“改造”了你、让你觉得自己已到了结婚的年龄？
• He bamboozled me into joining the club.
  他愚弄我去加入那个俱乐部。
• She bamboozled grandfather into marrying her.
  她把爷爷哄骗得（答应）把她嫁出去。
• Less than a month ago a short seller called Carson Block accused Sino Forest of being a Ponzi scheme that had overstated its assets and bamboozled investors with an opaque web of intermediaries.
  不到一个月前，卖空者卡森布洛克（CarsonBlock）指控嘉汉林业是一个庞氏骗局，称该公司夸大了自己的资产，并通过一个不透明的中间商网络欺骗投资者。
• They bamboozled the woman out of her watch.
  他们骗走那个女人的手表。
• She was bamboozled into telling them her credit card number.
  他们骗她说出信用卡的号码。
• He was bamboozled by con men.
  他被骗子骗了。
• He bamboozled me into believing that he'd lost all his money.
  他欺骗我让我相信他把钱全丢光了。
• Often, we feel bamboozled and just shove a familiar or prominently displayed brand into our basket.
  通常，我们迷迷糊糊地把自己熟悉的或摆放在显著位置的品牌商品漫不经心地放到购物篮中。