柯林斯詞典deception /d??s?p??n/ (deceptions) 1. N-VAR Deception is the act of deceiving someone or the state of being deceived by someone. 欺騙; 受騙 He admitted conspiring to obtain property by deception. 他承認曾密謀通過欺騙獲取財產(chǎn)。 返回 deception劍橋詞典the act of hiding the truth , especially to get an advantage 欺騙；欺詐；隱瞞 He was found guilty of obtaining money by deception. 他騙取錢財?shù)淖锩慌谐闪ⅰ? 例句 He said that the government was guilty of deception by exaggerating the figures .He was arrested on charges of attempted deception when he tried to use a stolen credit card .Police uncovered a shocking story of lies , deception and blackmail .It wasn't really magic - just some kind of clever visual deception.Her husband was a practised liar , capable of extraordinary deception. 返回 deception