Traduções para „intriguer“ no dicionário Inglês » Chinês

I . intrigue [ınˈtriːg] SUBST

1. intrigue:

intrigue

密谋 mìmóu

intrigue

诡计 guǐjì

2. intrigue:

intrigue

吸引力 xīyǐnlì

II . intrigue [ınˈtriːg] VERBO trans

1. intrigue:

intrigue

激起…的兴趣 jīqǐ…de xìngqù

2. intrigue:

intrigue

阴谋取得 yīnmóu qǔdé

III . intrigue [ınˈtriːg] VERBO intr

intrigue

耍阴谋 shuǎ yīnmóu

intriguing ADJ

intriguing

有迷惑力的 yǒu míhuòlì de

intriguing

引起兴趣的 yǐnqǐ xìngqù de

intricate [ˈıntrıkət] ADJ

intricate

复杂的 fùzáde

intricate

费解的 fèijiěde

▶ intricacy [ˈıntrıkəsı] SUBST

▶ intricately ADV

intrinsic, intrinsical [ınˈtrınsık(əl)] ADJ

intrinsic

固有的 gùyǒude

intrinsic

内在的 nèizàide

▶ intrinsically ADV

intranet [ˈıntrənet] SUBST

intranet

内联网 nèiliánwǎng

introduce [ˌıntrəˈdjuːs] VERBO trans

1. introduce:

introduce

传入 chuánrù

introduce

引进 yǐnjìn

introduce

采用 cǎiyòng

introduce a new sedan

推出一种新型轿车

2. introduce:

introduce

介绍 jièshào

introduce

引见 yǐnjiàn

Allow me to introduce myself.

让我自我介绍一下。

3. introduce:

introduce

使开始 shǐ kāishǐ

introduce

引出 yǐnchū

introduce a speech with an illustration

用一例证作为开场白

introvert [ˈıntrəvɜːt] SUBST ADJ

introvert

性格内向的(人) xìnggé nèixiàngde

I . intrude [ınˈtruːd] VERBO intr

intrude

打扰 dǎrǎo

intrude

侵扰 qīnrǎo

intrude

闯入 chuǎngrù

intrude into sb's garden

闯入某人的花园

II . intrude [ınˈtruːd] VERBO trans

intrude

把…硬挤(入) bǎ…yìngjǐ

intrude

把…强加(于) bǎ…qiángjiā

intrude one's opinions into a factual report

将个人意见硬塞在真实的报道中

inter <interred; interring> [ınˈtɜː] VERBO trans

inter

埋葬 máizàng

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

Everything bursts into ensemble colour, as it were, with a court of intriguers.

www.theartsdesk.com

Intriguer and the shows played around that time didn't feel final.

www.theage.com.au

It is not difficult for professional intriguers to influence honest party activists.

www.marxist.com

The absolute vices, as exemplified by tyrants and intriguers are allegories.

www.theatlantic.com

The club which is currently being led by a naive intriguer, a petulant plotter, a man who falls calamitously short of its regal traditions.

www.dailymail.co.uk

If he is a nonentity as a theoretician, he is in his element as an intriguer.

www.marxist.com

The couple have been described as intriguers of the highest order.

en.wikipedia.org

He was reputed to be superficial, blundering, untrue, ambitious, vain, crafty and an intriguer.

en.wikipedia.org