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Перевод: deceive

[глагол]
обманывать; обмануть; вводить в заблуждение; сбивать с толку; изменять; нарушать верность; охуячивать [неценз.]

Тезаурус:

1. TAKE HEED that no man deceive you.
2. If we begin by saying "Wordsworth was a mystic, therefore", or "Wordsworth was a poetic genius, therefore" or, as in recent years, "Wordsworth was psychologically abnormal, possibly mad, and certainly strange" we deceive ourselves; it is flattering to think that we have explained Wordsworth, and need therefore pay no attention to what he says.
3. The many people who claim that it has seem to me to deceive themselves and others.
4. Looks can deceive, though, because to look at her you would think she was aggressive, or dead political, but she isn't, it's just that punk is the look she likes, and what she's aiming for.
5. To counteract this, clownfish have adopted a dual strategy to deceive the anemone.
6. You must not expect to deceive me , no matter how many others you manage to deceive."
7. It will be no nearer drama than a debate - although the participants and their teacher may deceive themselves quite happily.
8. There appears to be a wide variety of newspapers available to the public (even though appearances deceive), and it has always been possible in principle (if not in practice) to found a new paper.
9. Four weeks later the partners returned to see Mr Barnes with the news that BCCI chief executive Swaleh Naqvi had admitted that false documentation had been prepared "to deceive the auditors", and that he had given information about loans to BCCI shareholders secured on CCAH shares.
10. "Cabochon, do my eyes deceive me?
11. They were clumsy, hesitant lies, yet Simon had believed them: it did not occur to him that someone as stupid as Marie could ever successfully deceive him.
12. However, drawing a line so roughly has its limitations: the eye can deceive and the heart may secretly desire a particular outcome.
13. The rescript is of great utility in ensuring that the honour of a happily concluded marriage and indeed the faith of common children should not deceive a father who had thought better of the mother: therefore the emperor, most provident and most devoted to the cause of law, when he observed that the words of a trust were lacking, ruled by rescript that this expression should be treated as a trust.