v.蒙骗，诓骗，欺骗(自己)，使人误信，误导

原形：deceive第三人称单数：deceives过去式：deceived过去分词：deceived现在分词：deceiving

You cannot deceive me.
你不能欺骗我。
He has deliberately deceived us.
他有意地欺骗我们.
Don't deceive under any circumstance.
在任何情况下都不要行骗。
Appearance can deceive.
表象会欺骗人。
I detest those who deceive me.
我厌恶那些欺骗我的人。
She deceived her husband by pretending to be sick when she was actually out partying.
她欺骗了她的丈夫，假装生病而实际上却在参加派对。
The magician's deceptive trick left the audience in awe.
魔术师的欺骗性技巧让观众惊叹不已。
He deceived them into thinking he had solved the case, but it was all an illusion.
他欺骗他们认为案件已解决，但那只是个幻觉。
Don't let his charming smile deceive you; he's not as honest as he appears.
别被他的迷人笑容所欺骗，他其实并不像看上去那么诚实。
The con artist skillfully deceived the unsuspecting victims into parting with their money.
骗子巧妙地欺骗了毫无防备的受害者，让他们掏出了钱。
The politician's deceptive campaign promises were eventually exposed by investigative journalists.
政客的欺骗性竞选承诺最终被调查记者揭露。
She used a deceptive tactic to win the debate, but it didn't fool everyone.
她在辩论中使用了欺骗性的策略，但并非所有人都被愚弄。
His deceptive silence indicated that he knew more about the situation than he was letting on.
他令人费解的沉默暗示他知道的情况比他透露的要多。
The online reviews for this restaurant were clearly deceptive, filled with fake positive comments.
这家餐厅的在线评论明显是欺骗性的，充斥着虚假的好评。
The company's deceptive advertising led to numerous consumer complaints and legal action.
公司的欺骗性广告导致了大量的消费者投诉和法律诉讼。