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

• The key difference between tripartite fraud and the crime of theft lies in that, whether the swindled actually has the right to dispose the property in question or stays in a position enabled to dispose the victims 'property.
  三角诈骗与盗窃罪（间接正犯）的关键区别在于，被骗人事实上是否具有处分被害人财产的权限或者是否处于可以处分被害人财产的地位；
• 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。
• 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。
• 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'd be with the girl he swindled?
  他会和他骗来的女人在一起吗？
• 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。
• There was some risk of his being swindled.
  他实在有些受骗的风险。
• One victim was swindled out of her life savings.
  一位受骗者被骗去她一生的积蓄。
• She has already swindled several pounds out of me.
  她已诈骗了我好几磅。
• He is not so easily swindled.
  他不那麽容易上当。