ploy 的 3 个定义
- a maneuver or stratagem, as in conversation, to gain the advantage.
- Military Archaic. to move from a line into a column.Compare deploy.
- Military Archaic. to move from a line into a column.
ploy 近义词
game, trick
更多ploy例句
- The ploy worked—he promptly was named the king’s astronomer and received a royal stipend—but his colleagues outside of England objected.
- Some brands like puzzle company Blue Kazoo have leaned into the platform as a customer feedback ploy, combing through comments for notes on product improvements and more.
- Perhaps what bothers some people so much about the Kardashians is that their ploys for stardom worked so well.
- Musk’s presence, and the sketches that followed, were part of a cynical ploy to boost the show’s pop culture capital within an entertainment landscape that has largely passed it by.
- This is easily dismissed as a cynical marketing ploy, so you’ll need to follow through on your promise.
- Is this just a ploy by the Islamic State—or the beginning of the road to retaking Mosul?
- The head of the prison says Figueroa fabricated the story as a ploy to get the Dutchman transferred.
- Do they really not look around them when they hit the shutter, or is it all part of a ploy to attract more attention?
- But when it becomes a transparent ploy for fame it drives fans away.
- That brassy ploy had caught the Costa Ricans entirely off-guard and had knocked them off their stride.
- And so destroy our only defences; it is, indeed, a wise ploy!
- I give you the old word, Elrigmore: 'Claymore and the Gael '; for the rest—pardon me—you gentlemen are out of the ploy.
- Na, na—his Excellency ken'd nought o' that ploy—it was a' managed atween Rashleigh and mysell.
- I don't think he went on to describe any—it was mostly a ploy on my part to curry him or make him feel more at ease.
- There is a misprint of 'employ' in Thomas Davies' edition, as before.