cheat
verb
noun
tʃiːt
verb
1
to
behave
in
a
dishonest
way
in
order
to
win
or
to
get
an
advantage,
especially
in
a
competition,
game,
or
examination
〔尤指在竞赛、游戏或考试中〕欺骗，作弊
I,T
He
had
cheated
in
the
test
by
using
a
calculator.
他在考试时作弊，用了计算器。
Don’t
look
at
my
cards
–
that’s
cheating
.
别看我的牌，那是作弊。
[+
at
]
She
claimed
that
I
cheated
at
chess.
她说我下棋作弊。
2
to
trick
or
deceive
someone
so
that
they
do
not
get
or
keep
something
they
have
a
right
to
have
欺诈，欺骗
T
Illegal
workers
are
often
cheated
by
employers.
非法劳工常常受到雇主的欺诈。
cheat
sb
(out)
of
sth
She
cheated
her
aged
aunt
out
of
her
fortune.
她从年迈的姑妈那里骗得了财产。
3
feel cheated
to
feel
that
you
have
been
treated
wrongly
or
unfairly
and
have
not
got
what
you
deserve
感觉不公平，感觉被骗
She
felt
cheated
and
used.
她感觉自己被人欺骗和利用了。
4
cheat death/fate etc be cheated of victory/success etc
to
manage
to
avoid
death
or
a
very
bad
situation
even
though
it
seemed
that
you
would
not
be
able
to
if
you
are
cheated
of
victory,
success
etc,
you
do
not
achieve
it
because
of
something
unfortunate
that
happens
与胜利/成功等擦肩而过
The
Italian
ace
cheated
death
in
a
spectacular
100
mph
crash.
这位意大利名将在 100 英里时速的高速撞车事故中大难不死。
5
to
be
unfaithful
to
your
husband,
wife,
or
sexual
partner
by
secretly
having
sex
with
someone
else
对〔配偶或性伴侣〕不忠
The
magazine
claims
that
almost
half
of
Britain’s
women
cheat
on
their
partners.
该杂志称几乎有一半的英国妇女对自己的伴侣不忠。
noun
6
someone
who
is
dishonest
and
cheats
骗子; 作弊者
His
addiction
has
turned
him
into
a
cheat
and
a
liar.
毒瘾把他变成了一个骗子和说谎者。
7
a cheat
something
that
is
dishonest
or
unfair
作弊，欺骗行为; 不公平的事
8
a
set
of
instructions
given
to
a
computer
that
make
it
easier
for
someone
who
is
playing
a
computer
game
to
win
〔计算机游戏玩家为更容易获胜而输入计算机的〕作弊指令，作弊码