frauds

英 [frɔːdz]

美 [frɔdz]

n.  欺诈罪; 欺骗罪; 骗子; 行骗的人; 伪劣品; 冒牌货
fraud的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 诈骗;欺诈
  Fraudis the crime of gaining money or financial benefits by a trick or by lying.
  1. He was jailed for two years for fraud and deception...
     他因为诈骗和欺诈入狱服刑两年。
  2. Tax frauds are dealt with by the Inland Revenue.
     税务欺诈由国内税务局负责处理。
• N-COUNT 骗子;诈骗者;骗人的东西
  Afraudis something or someone that deceives people in a way that is illegal or dishonest.
  1. Unfortunately the portraits were frauds...
     不幸的是这些肖像都是骗人的。
  2. He believes many 'psychics' are frauds who rely on perception and subtle deception.
     他认为许多“通灵者”都是骗子，他们都是靠直觉和巧妙的骗术蒙人。
• N-COUNT 骗子;假货;赝品
  If you call someone or something afraud, you are criticizing them because you think that they are not genuine, or are less good than they claim or appear to be.
  1. ...all those fashion frauds who think they are being original by raiding the tired old styles of the '60s.
     所有那些抄袭 60 年代的过时风格却自认为具有原创性的时尚造假者

双语例句

• Personal data, like social security and credit card numbers, is stolen to commit frauds and for economic gains.
  罪犯窃取个人数据进行欺诈和获取钱财，比如社会保险号和信用卡号。
• Some may be tempted to draw parallels with past financial frauds, such as Enron or Madoff.
  有些人可能还会将其与过去的金融欺诈事件进行比较，例如安然（Enron）或马多夫（Madoff）事件。
• No wonder we are seeing so many frauds on the market.
  也难怪我们在这个市场上看到了如此之多的舞弊。
• As frauds continue, fraudsters usually need less and less justification to keep the fraud going.
  在舞弊继续下去之时，舞弊者通常需要越来越少的借口以使舞弊行为继续。
• People who tell your future by means of a pack of cards are frauds.
  用一叠纸牌为你占卜未来的人都是骗子。
• Clearly the rash of recent scandals has Chinese auditors paying attention, and some frauds that may have been going on for a while are being uncovered.
  最近的丑闻显然已经让中国的审计师们开始集中注意力，一些已经持续了很久的舞弊也正在被注意和发现。
• Government officials said that the border has been closed so as to prevent any election frauds.
  政府官员说，边界已经关闭以防止选举舞弊。
• The Senate committee had uncovered major frauds in the year before.
  参议院委员会一年前已经发现了重大欺诈事实。
• "They do sound like frauds," said my husband mildly.
  “听起来他们很像骗子，”我丈夫温和地说。
• Unfortunately the portraits were frauds
  不幸的是这些肖像都是骗人的。