Word
double-dealing
/ˌdʌbəlˈdiːlɪŋ/
noun
两面三刀；欺骗；背信弃义
核心释义
Deceit or treachery, especially pretending to have one intention while acting under another.
- 1.
欺骗或背信弃义。
deceit or treachery
- 2.
不诚实的行为；假装一种意图而实际受另一种影响
acting in bad faith; deception by pretending to entertain one set of intentions while acting under the influence of another
欺骗或背信弃义。；不诚实的行为；假装一种意图而实际受另一种影响；两面派行为
用法In use
The executive was fired for his double-dealing with competitors.
用法提示：名词，指欺骗性的两面行为。
She discovered her partner's double-dealing and ended the relationship.
用法提示：名词，描述不忠实的双重行为。
The diplomat was accused of double-dealing during the negotiations.
用法提示：名词，指在谈判中表里不一的行为。
engage in double-dealing
The politician was caught engaging in double-dealing with foreign agents.
这位政治家被发现与外国代理人进行两面派行为。
accuse sb of double-dealing
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