defraud
简明释义
vt. 欺骗
vi. 进行诈骗（过去式 defrauded, 过去分词 defrauded, 现在分词 defrauding, 第三人称单数 defrauds, 名词 defraudation）
第 三 人 称 单 数 d e f r a u d s
现 在 分 词 d e f r a u d i n g
过 去 式 d e f r a u d e d
过 去 分 词 d e f r a u d e d
英英释义
To illegally obtain money or property from someone by deception. | 通过欺骗非法获取他人的金钱或财产。 |
单词用法
欺诈投资者 | |
欺诈政府 | |
欺诈客户 | |
被控欺诈 | |
因欺诈被定罪 | |
被怀疑欺诈 |
同义词
| 诈骗 | 他被骗走了所有的积蓄。 | ||
| 欺骗 | 他们欺骗他投资于一家假公司。 | ||
| 欺诈 | 她欺诈了她的朋友们的钱。 | ||
| 骗取 | 这个骗子欺骗了许多人。 | ||
| 抢劫 | 他们被一伙小偷抢劫了。 |
反义词
| 尊重 | 尊重债务是诚信的问题。 | ||
| 偿还 | 他承诺会偿还他借的钱。 | ||
| 补偿 | The company will compensate employees for their overtime work. | 公司将补偿员工的加班工作。 |
例句
1.Do not allow the Banks to defraud you.
绝对不要允许银行欺骗你们。
2.But if not, he will defraud him of his money, and he shall get him for an enemy without cause.
假使不能，就诈取债主的钱，无故与债主成了仇人。
3.All three men were charged with conspiracy to defraud.
三人均被控密谋诈骗。
4.To swindle, defraud, or cheat.
诱骗，诈骗，欺骗。
5.In a few rare cases, these individuals have even been known to perform attacks to extort a company or defraud it of money.
很少有攻击是为了敲诈或骗取公司财产。
6.He came with intent to defraud.
他怀着诈取钱财的目的而来。
7.He pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to defraud the government.
他对阴谋诈骗政府的指控供认不讳。
8.She was charged with intent to defraud.
她被指控犯有蓄意诈骗钱财罪。
9.They inflated their clients' medical injuries and treatment to defraud insurance companies.
他们夸大了客户受伤及治疗的情况以欺骗保险公司。
10.Authorities are investigating a scheme to defraud taxpayers.
当局正在调查一个欺诈纳税人的计划。
11.The con artist tried to defraud the elderly couple out of their life savings.
那个骗子试图欺诈这对老年夫妇的全部积蓄。
12.He was arrested for attempting to defraud investors with a fake business scheme.
他因试图用虚假的商业计划欺诈投资者而被捕。
13.The company was found guilty of defrauding customers by selling counterfeit products.
该公司因向顾客出售假冒产品而被判定为欺诈。
14.She was charged with defrauding the insurance company after filing false claims.
在提交虚假索赔后，她被控以欺诈保险公司的罪名。
作文
Fraud is a serious crime that affects individuals and organizations alike. One of the most common forms of fraud is when someone attempts to defraud another person or entity, usually for financial gain. To defraud (欺诈) means to deceive someone in order to obtain money or something of value unlawfully. This act can take many forms, including scams, identity theft, and embezzlement. Understanding how fraud works and its implications is crucial in today’s society where technology has made it easier for criminals to exploit unsuspecting victims.In recent years, the rise of the internet has led to an increase in online scams designed to defraud (欺诈) people out of their hard-earned money. For example, phishing emails often trick recipients into providing personal information by pretending to be legitimate companies. Once the scammers have this information, they can defraud (欺诈) the victim by accessing their bank accounts or making unauthorized purchases. The emotional and financial toll on victims can be devastating, leading to a loss of trust in online transactions and services.Another prevalent method of defrauding (欺诈) individuals is through investment schemes. Fraudsters may create fake investment opportunities that promise high returns with little risk. Unsuspecting investors, lured by the prospect of easy money, invest their savings only to discover that they have been defrauded (欺诈) when the scam collapses. This type of fraud not only results in financial loss but can also lead to long-term psychological effects, as victims grapple with feelings of shame and betrayal.Organizations are not immune to fraud either. Employees can defraud (欺诈) their employers through various means, such as falsifying expense reports or stealing company assets. Such actions can have significant repercussions, including legal action against the perpetrator and financial loss for the company. In some cases, businesses may even go bankrupt due to the extent of the fraud committed against them.To combat fraud, it is essential for individuals and organizations to remain vigilant. Educating oneself about the different types of fraud can help in recognizing potential scams. Additionally, implementing security measures, such as two-factor authentication and regular monitoring of financial accounts, can significantly reduce the risk of being defrauded (欺诈). Furthermore, reporting any suspicious activity to the authorities can aid in preventing others from falling victim to the same scams. Law enforcement agencies play a vital role in investigating and prosecuting fraud cases, sending a clear message that defrauding (欺诈) individuals or businesses will not be tolerated.In conclusion, the act of defrauding (欺诈) individuals and organizations is a pervasive issue that requires awareness and proactive measures. By understanding the tactics used by fraudsters and taking steps to protect oneself, we can reduce the prevalence of fraud in our society. It is essential to foster a culture of honesty and integrity, both personally and professionally, to combat the detrimental effects of fraud and ensure a safer environment for everyone.
