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| | to trick someone by making them believe something that is not true 愚弄；欺骗 |
| | I was completely fooled by her. 我完全被她愚弄了。 |
| | The men had even issued false documents to fool the police. 那些人甚至发布假文件欺骗警察。 |
| | fool sb into doing sth Don’ t let anyone fool you into handing over large sums of money. 不要让人骗得你把大笔大笔的钱交出来。 |
| | fool yourself She realized she’ d been fooling herself - he didn’ t really love her at all. 她意识到自己一直在自欺欺人，他根本就没有真正爱过她。 |
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| - | just/only fooling spoken
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| | pretending that something is true , as a joke |
| | 只是在开玩笑 |
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| | Don’ t look so worried - I was only fooling. 不要那么着急，我只是在开玩笑。 |
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| - | you could have fooled me spoken
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| | used for saying you do not believe something that someone is telling you |
| | 你骗不了我，我才不信你呢（表示不相信别人说的话） |
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| | ‘Sam never meant to upset you.’ ‘Well, you could have fooled me!’ “萨姆从来没有故意惹你生气。”“哎，你可骗不了我！” |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌfool ˈaround or ˌfool aˈbout |
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| 1 | to behave in a silly way for fun 闲荡；混日子 |
| | Mark admits he used to fool around in class. 马克承认以前常在课堂上瞎混。 |
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| 2 | to have a sexual relationship with someone who is not your usual partner 搞不正当的性关系；鬼混 |
| | He had been fooling around behind her back. 他一直背着她鬼混。 |
| | +with I think he’ s fooling around with someone from the office. 我认为他在和办公室的某个人鬼混。 |
| - | ˌfool aˈround with or ˌfool aˈbout with ˈfool ˌwith |
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| | fool (around) with sth: to handle or use something in a stupid or careless way 瞎弄；乱弄 |
| | Someone had been fooling about with the controls. 不知道是谁在瞎摆弄控制器。 |
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