ensnared 的定义
en·snared, en·snar·ing.
- to capture in, or involve as in, a snare: to be ensnared by lies; to ensnare birds.
ensnared 近义词
trap
更多ensnared例句
- If a sundew ensnares something inedible, it promptly releases the non-nutritious offender from its grasp.
- Other companies have been ensnared in similar controversies.
- And, even if that could be papered over, McDonnell was ensnared in an ongoing ethics scandal that kept him off the campaign trail.
- Appealing the order could have ensnared the company in an interminable appeals process, keeping its buses off the road for years.
- Reinhart & Rogoff were not gripped by the pseudo-science-economics that has ensnared so many on the right.
- Jill Kelley and Natalie Khawam have emerged as key players in the saga that ensnared two top American generals.
- Hence if the reader is to be ensnared into absorbing something useful, it must be hidden somehow among the flowers.
- Logs once ensnared in this backwater could be taken out only at the cost of much time and labour.
- Having ensnared these wretches, they sent word to the Thugs, and got paid for the commission in proportion to the total profit.
- So that business was let fall; for the Judge saw clearly enough that instead of ensnaring me, Major Ceely had ensnared himself.
- Then Simon Broadstreet, finding himself and his company ensnared by their own words, asked if we came to catch them.