deluded

英 [dɪˈluːdɪd]

美 [dɪˈluːdɪd]

adj. 受骗的;上当的
v. 欺骗; 哄骗
delude的过去分词和过去式

过去式：deluded　

BNC.34638 / COCA.29773

柯林斯词典

He deluded her with empty promises.
他用虚假的诺言哄骗了她。
Her beauty deluded him into doing something folly.
她的美貌迷得他干出荒唐的事。
He was vain, he was boastful, he was as deluded by fine clothes as any silly-headed girl.
他爱虚荣，爱吹嘘，像个傻丫头一样迷恋漂亮衣服。
But the critics are deluded.
但是批评人士这次完全错了。
None of these visions ever quite deluded him.
这些幻象从来没有一个令他产生过什么错觉。
Are we deluded to imagine that this is so?
我们是否会疑惑，去设想是不是这样的？
He had been unwittingly deluded by their mystical nonsense.
他不知不觉被他们故弄玄虚的胡说八道给骗了。
Sometimes you can be deluded into thinking that everything is going well.
有时候你会受骗，错以为一切都进展顺利。
The government deluded the public about the dangers of low-level radiation.
政府欺骗公众，关于低强度辐射的危险性。
The relationship between employees and employer was described as moving from "parent-child" to "adult-adult"; flexible working was increasingly seen as a viable option and only the deluded thought they had a job for life.
员工和雇主之间的关系从“子女与家长”变成了“成人与成人”的关系；弹性工作越来越被视为一个可行的选择，只有那些受到蛊惑的人才会认为他们有一份终身工作。