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单词 treacherous
释义 treacherous adjectiveverbs | adverb verbs➤be, prove不可信任;证明不可信任▸➤become变得靠不住▸➤remain仍然不可靠adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其/相当/非常靠不住➤potentially可能会靠不住▸➤notoriously出了名地危险◆the mountain's notoriously treacherous face这座山那出了名的暗藏危险的陡坡 treacherous adjectivetreacherous ♦︎ unfaithful ♦︎ disloyal ♦︎ ficklethese words all describe people who betray their friends, partner, family or country.这些词均表示背叛的、不忠的、不守信义的。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆unfaithful / disloyal to sb◆a treacherous / unfaithful / disloyal husband / wife◆a treacherous / unfaithful / fickle lover◆a treacherous / fickle friend■ treacherous /tretʃərəs/ (written) (of a person or what they do or say) that cannot be trusted; intending or intended to harm you(人或其言行)不可信任的;背叛的;奸诈的◆he was weak, cowardly and treacherous.他软弱、胆怯、奸诈。◆she kept remembering his lying, treacherous words.她一直记得他奸诈的谎话。■ unfaithful having sex with sb who is not your husband, wife or usual partner不忠的;通奸的◆have you ever been unfaithful to him?你是否曾对他不忠?◆she remained loyal to her unfaithful husband.她仍然忠于对自己不忠的丈夫。 opp faithful ⓘ sb who is faithful to their partner does not have sex with anyone else. * faithful 指对自己的伴侣忠贞的。■ disloyal /dɪslɔɪəl/ failing to support or be loyal to your friends, family, country, etc.(对家庭、国家等)不忠实的,不忠诚的;(对朋友)不守信义的◆he was accused of being disloyal to the government.他被指控对政府不忠。◆it was very disloyal of you to repeat what i'd said to peter.你把我说的话告诉彼得,太不守信义了。opp loyal → reliable 1  ➡ see also disloyalty → betrayal ■ fickle (of a person) often changing their mind in an unreasonable way so that you cannot rely on them; (of sb's behaviour) showing this(人或其行为)反覆无常的◆she had been a fickle friend, even at the best of times.即便是在最好的时候,她作为朋友也不太靠得住。◆this was just another example of his fickle behaviour.这只是他行为反覆无常的又一例证。treacherous /tretʃərəs/ dangerous, especially when seeming safe有潜在危险的;有隐患的◆the ice on the roads made driving conditions treacherous.路上的冰对驾车构成了隐患。ⓘ treacherous is used especially in the context of bad weather conditions. * treacherous 尤用于与恶劣天气有关的语境中。treacherous /tretʃərəs/ (written) (of a person or what they do or say) that cannot be trusted; intending or intended to harm you(人或其言行)不可信任的;背叛的;奸诈的◆he was weak, cowardly and treacherous.他软弱、胆怯、奸诈。◆she kept remembering his lying, treacherous words.她一直记得他奸诈的谎话。treacherous/ˈtretʃərəs ||; ˈtrɛtʃərəs/adj1. (used about a person) that you cannot trust and who may do sth to harm you (指人)不忠的,不可靠的: ◇he was weak, cowardly and treacherous. 他软弱,胆小,不可靠。 2. dangerous, although seeming safe 暗藏危险的 treacheroussee ⇨ dangerous 1 ⇨ loyal/not loyal 3 treach·e·rous /`trɛtʃərəs; ˈtretʃərəs/adj 1. extremely dangerous because you cannot see the dangers 暗藏危险的,凶险莫测的:◇black ice on the roads is making driving treacherous. 路面上的黑冰威胁着行车安全。 2. someone who is treacherous cannot be trusted because they secretly intend to harm you 不忠的,背叛的,阴险的:◇his treacherous colleagues 他那些阴险的同事
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