wiles 的 3 个定义
- a trick, artifice, or stratagem meant to fool, trap, or entice; device.
- wiles, artful or beguiling behavior.
- deceitful cunning; trickery.
wiled, wil·ing.
- to beguile, entice, or lure: The music wiled him from his study.
- wile away, to spend or pass, especially in a leisurely or pleasurable fashion: to wile away the long winter nights.
wiles 近义词
cunning
wiles 的近义词 48 个
- guile
- stratagem
- angle
- artfulness
- artifice
- cheating
- chicane
- chicanery
- con
- contrivance
- craft
- craftiness
- deceit
- deception
- device
- dishonesty
- dissimulation
- dodge
- feint
- flimflam
- fraud
- gambit
- game
- gimmick
- hoax
- horseplay
- imposition
- lure
- maneuver
- plot
- ploy
- racket
- ruse
- scam
- setup
- shenanigans
- skullduggery
- slant
- slyness
- stunt
- subterfuge
- switch
- trick
- trickery
- twist
- little game
- monkey business
- scheming
wiles 的反义词 11 个
更多wiles例句
- Wiles initially denied that he had performed as Mona Sinclair to the Winston-Salem Journal before eventually coming clean.
- Eventually though, Wiles was suspended for "conduct unbecoming to a Promoter of the Miss Gay America pageant system."
- Hoping that his hi-tech marketing wiles will not go for naught, Bennett will now try to torpedo the prize ceremony.
- For Wiles, appearing in Web series has been an enriching experience.
- She loved men and sex, and enjoyed using feminine wiles, and she encouraged women not to give up on any of that, ever.
- In the state Louis was in, between man's perfidy and woman's wiles, any refuge from the world, seemed a heaven to him.
- He steeled himself, for he had had his experience of woman's wiles; and his faith in masculine supremacy as a habit did not waver.
- Bonaparte told him he would represent the feeling of the Army of Italy, and help to bring to nothing the wiles of the royalists.
- He laughed at her in keenest mockery, this Dorian Mountcastle, who was so tired of lovely woman and her deceitful wiles.
- Yet with all his wiles he could not so completely cover his track as not to excite the suspicions of the English.