duped 的定义
- deceived, fooled, or tricked:There are no duped people in this sequence of events, only those who have chosen to remain willfully ignorant.
duped 近义词
fool someone
更多duped例句
- Like millions of others, I read Christopher McDougall’s Born to Run and realized that I’d been duped by big running shoe companies who had sold me something that I didn’t actually need.
- Among the other defendants in the case are businesses and sellers in China that helped source the dupes.
- Maybe you dupe me, maybe you dupe my wife, but you’re not going to dupe 14 major companies.
- In a fatal mistake, fishflee in the wrong direction — straight toward a snake’smouth — when duped by a twitch of the snake’s neck rightbefore the predator strikes.
- While submitting and canceling orders isn’t illegal, it is unlawful as part of a strategy intended to dupe other traders.
- “People are getting wise to the trick and nobody wants to feel they are behind duped,” he says.
- He was duped into silly offensive fouls when smaller men moved in behind him as he powered toward the basket.
- If the women were duped, that consent can retroactively be denied.
- One of his victims was Vegas singer Wayne Newton, who was one of the lucky ones since he was only duped out of $850.
- In any case, I doubt that being duped by Iran is what Obama officials worry about most.
- If the above fail to open the eyes of the duped workmen of this country, what will succeed in doing so?
- Ah, beloved brethren, all this is true; and still we say we will be slaves to none, nor let ourselves be duped by gentle words.
- But the Whig chiefs were not men to be duped by the professions of so notorious a liar.
- He thinks you were duped after the death of the king into accepting that castle on Madame Diane's overthrow.
- Now, jealousy and perception awoke together—at one sweeping glance backward, she saw herself slighted—foiled—duped!