decoy 的 3 个定义
- a person who entices or lures another person or thing, as into danger, a trap, or the like.
- anything used as a lure.
- a trained bird or other animal used to entice game into a trap or within gunshot.
- (6)
- to lure by or as if by a decoy: They decoyed the ducks to an area right in front of the blind.
- to become decoyed: Ducks decoy more easily than most other waterfowl.
decoy 近义词
bait, trap
decoy 的近义词 35 个
- allurement
- attraction
- beard
- blind
- booster
- camouflage
- catch
- chicane
- chicanery
- come-on
- deception
- enticement
- facade
- fake
- front
- imitation
- inducement
- lure
- nark
- plant
- pretense
- shill
- snare
- stick
- stoolie
- temptation
- trick
- trickery
- blow off
- drawing card
- ensnarement
- inveiglement
- seducement
- sitting duck
- stool pigeon
decoy 的反义词 9 个
bait, entrap
更多decoy例句
- The decoys don’t attach to cells but float in the fluid between them to catch the virus before it binds to the real ACE2 receptors.
- Batlle’s team began working on decoy proteins in January 2020 after learning about the first US case, building on knowledge gleaned from China’s 2003 SARS-CoV outbreak.
- Perkins angered some customers who complained that Orvis’s catalogues were suddenly filled with copper wastebaskets, silk underwear and items such as the Phona-Duck, a telephone that looked like a duck decoy.
- I kind of had to be a decoy and continue to move around without the ball.
- Irving, a more elusive player than Harden, should have been the decoy and release valve if Durant was covered.
- The former decoy did as bid as Federal Judge Lewis Kaplan entered.
- Lönnborg, who works as a lawyer in London, has on several occasions posed as Elin, acting as a decoy to throw off the paparazzi.
- The impudence of the authorities, to decoy an unsuspecting workingman across the State line, and then arrest him as my accomplice!
- The boy's pulses leaped toward these things even while his lips curled in disdain at the shallow decoy.
- You make use of your power to run a common decoy house, to do away with men for money.
- The decoy was barely in place before he was on the floor while a volley of lead and a flight of arrows rained against the roof.
- They saw nothing but the wretched decoy vanishing behind the nearest tents.