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cheat (obj)tFi:tvto behave in a dishonest way in order to get what you want欺骗，作弊Anyone caught cheating will be immediately disqualified from the exam. [I]任何人被发现作弊将被立即取消考试资格。Did you know that he cheats at cards? [I]你知道他打牌作弊吗？She cheated in the test by copying from the boy in front. [I]她在考试中作弊，抄坐在前面的男孩的答案。He's a crooked businessman who cheats the taxman (=avoids paying taxes by using illegal methods). [T]他是个逃税的奸商。(literary) If someone cheats death, they manage to stay alive when it was likely that they would die.死里逃生As a racing driver, he had been involved in many serious crashes and had cheated death on several occasions. [T]作为一名赛车手，他经历了许多次严重的撞车事故，好几次死里逃生。If you are cheated (out) of something which should belong to you, you are unfairly prevented from obtaining or achieving it.被诈取，剥夺He thought that he had been cheated of some of his wages by his employer. [T]他觉得他被他的雇主剥夺了他的一些工资。She claimed that her cousin had cheated her out of her inheritance. [T]她声称她的表兄诈取了她该继承的遗产。The French team feel the weather cheated them of their victory. [T]法国队觉得是天气使他们没能赢。(infml) If you cheat on your husband, wife or usual sexual partner, you secretly have a sexual relationship with someone else.欺骗配偶，对其不忠He has lots of affairs, but his wife doesn't seem to know that he cheats on her. [I]他有许多风流事，可他的妻子似乎不知道他对她不忠。
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