cheat
🇺🇸
/tʃiːt/
🇬🇧
/tʃiːt/
verb
B1
to trick someone or make them believe something false
He tried to cheat the system by using fake information.
他试图通过使用虚假信息来欺骗系统。
B1
to act dishonestly to gain an advantage, especially in games or exams
Students who cheat on tests may face serious consequences.
考试作弊的学生可能会面临严重后果。
R
to have a secret sexual relationship with someone else
She discovered her partner was cheating with a coworker.
她发现她的伴侣与同事有外遇。
noun
B1
a person who cheats, especially in a game
The player was labeled a cheat after using hidden cards.
这名玩家在使用隐藏卡片后被贴上了作弊者的标签。
R
something that seems unfair or requires less effort than usual
Using pre-made dough is a cheat for busy bakers.
使用预制面团是忙碌面包师的偷懒方法。
R
a program to skip levels in a computer game without playing
Gamers sometimes use a cheat to access hidden levels quickly.
游戏玩家有时会使用作弊程序来快速进入隐藏关卡。
translation
欺骗, 作弊, 出轨
作弊者, 捷径, 作弊程序
词形变化
3rd Present
cheats
Progressive
cheating
Past
cheated
Perfect
cheated
Plural
cheats