scheming 的定义
- given to making plans, especially sly and underhand ones; crafty.
scheming 近义词
deceitful, sly
更多scheming例句
- Harald Hardrada, the 11th-century Norse adventurer of Don Hollway’s “The Last Viking,” led an iron-hammered life of struggle, travel, scheming and violence.
- The original “Gossip Girl” requires a certain suspension of disbelief, after which its six seasons of scheming, backstabbing and making up fly right by.
- Now Warren’s goal is to encourage teenage girls to think critically about what they actually want in life—and how scheming adventures can help them get it.
- He was brilliant at scheming but lousy at pulling off schemes.
- All of the plotting, scheming, and sneaking lends itself perfectly to the narrative of a man compromising his own morals for the greater good.
- Meanwhile, Democratic leaders blubber about racism while cynically scheming for a permanent demographic majority.
- Even the most sketch-ball, scheming car mechanic knows how much those brake pads cost.
- Cersei, for all her ruthless scheming, has gotten a really raw deal.
- Luckily, this show is way more fun—it features lots of sex, elaborate scheming, and the quick quips HIMYM used to be known for.
- Mordred is a slave to his lust for the Queen, finding no outlet for his thwarted energies except in scheming action.
- All her scheming and fencing would have availed her nothing if she were to break down at the critical moment.
- But Diana's mind started upon its scheming journey was now travelling fast.
- She was loyal to pledge and persons, sentimental and faithful; I am loyal to ideas and instincts, emotional and scheming.
- She keeps on scheming to find a way to set the rooms in order for her young master, as she still calls him.
- The missing garments, it seemed clear, had been appropriated by the scheming Trymore.