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in·trigue /ɪnˈtriːɡ/ n. | vi. | vt.
I /ɪnˈtriːɡ，ˈɪn-/
n.
1. 阴谋，诡计；密谋，谋划
take part in an intrigue 参与一项阴谋
political schemes and intrigues 政治上的种种阴谋诡计
a master of intrigue 搞阴谋的老手
be accustomed to intrigue and deception 惯于耍弄阴谋和欺诈行骗
2. 私通
3. (尤指复杂的)情节；吸引力
The play shows great concern for comic intrigue. 此剧显示了专工喜剧性情节的特点。
II ❶ vi.
1. 耍阴谋，施诡计
intrigue with sb. 与某人阴谋策划
They are intriguing against the government. 他们正密谋反对政府。
2. 私通(with)
❷ vt.
1. 耍阴谋强使，行诡计取得
intrigue some bill through the Senate 耍阴谋使参议院通过某议案
intrigue sb. out of power 施诡计把某人搞下台
intrigue oneself into office 耍阴谋取得官职
2. 激起…的好奇心(或兴趣)；迷住
The book's unusual title intrigued me into reading it. 这本书奇特的书名吸引我去读它。
You once wrote something that has always intrigued me. 你曾写过些一直使我感兴趣的东西。
be intrigued by (或 with) a story 被故事迷住
3. 使困惑；使迷惑
4. 〈古〉哄骗，欺骗
[< Fr intriguer < Ital intrigare < L intrīcāre; 见 INTRICATE] |