swindled

英 [ˈswɪndld]

美 [ˈswɪndld]

v.  诈骗; 骗取
swindle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 诈骗,骗取，欺诈(尤指钱财)
  If someoneswindlesa person or an organization, they deceive them in order to get something valuable from them, especially money.
  1. A City businessman swindled investors out of millions of pounds...
     一名来自伦敦商业区的商人骗取了投资者们数百万英镑。
  2. An oil executive swindled £50,000 out of his firm.
     一名石油公司主管从其公司骗取了 5 万英镑。
  3. Swindleis also a noun.
     
  4. He fled to Switzerland rather than face trial for a tax swindle.
     他没有等着因涉嫌税收诈骗去接受审讯，而是逃到了瑞士。

双语例句

• Occasionally, I comfort myself with the idea that I was swindled; but actually it was bad luck or my poor judgment.
  我有时会用“我被骗了”的念头来安慰自己，但实际上是我运气不好或者判断失误。
• This horizontal trust does not, in itself, cause people to be swindled.
  这种横向信任本身不会使人们受骗。
• She swindled him out of his life savings.
  她把他的生活积蓄骗走了。
• The person who had swindled him in life was actually nobody else but himself, for his eyes had been blurred by his unsympathetic mind.
  生活中欺骗拟的往往不是别人，而是拟的双眼被自己冰冷的心灵所蒙蔽了。
• The hooligan swindled money out of the girl.
  流氓拐骗姑娘的钱财。
• They swindled that sucker out of his money.
  他是个自高自大的笨蛋！他们诈取那个笨蛋的钱。
• I'm sure they swindled you out of that money.
  我敢肯定他们把你那笔款子骗走了。
• They were in collusion and swindled people out of their money.
  他们穿连裆裤，诈人钱财。
• The forger swindled the merchants of the city out of large sums of money.
  冒名者从该城的商人那里骗取了大笔金钱。
• He often swaggered and swindled under the guise of the company's name.
  他经常假借公司的名义来招摇撞骗。