deluded

英 [dɪˈluːdɪd]

美 [dɪˈluːdɪd]

adj.  受骗的;上当的
v.  欺骗; 哄骗
delude的过去分词和过去式

过去式：deluded　

BNC.34638 / COCA.29773

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 受骗的;上当的
  Someone who isdeludedbelieves something that is not true.
  1. ...deluded fanatics.
     执迷不悟的狂热信徒
  2. You poor deluded fool!
     你这个上当受骗的傻瓜！

双语例句

• He was vain, he was boastful, he was as deluded by fine clothes as any silly-headed girl.
  他爱虚荣，爱吹嘘，像个傻丫头一样迷恋漂亮衣服。
• The relationship between employees and employer was described as moving from "parent-child" to "adult-adult"; flexible working was increasingly seen as a viable option and only the deluded thought they had a job for life.
  员工和雇主之间的关系从“子女与家长”变成了“成人与成人”的关系；弹性工作越来越被视为一个可行的选择，只有那些受到蛊惑的人才会认为他们有一份终身工作。
• I'm no longer deluded about who I am.
  我就不再对自我感到迷惑了。
• The government deluded the public about the dangers of low-level radiation.
  政府欺骗公众，关于低强度辐射的危险性。
• But the critics are deluded.
  但是批评人士这次完全错了。
• I had deluded myself into believing that it would all come right in the end.
  我骗得自己相信最后一切都会好起来。
• Don't be deluded into thinking that we are out of danger yet.
  不要误以为我们已脱离危险。
• The government should not be deluded into thinking that it is popular.
  政府不应该受蒙骗误认为它很受人欢迎。
• None of these visions ever quite deluded him.
  这些幻象从来没有一个令他产生过什么错觉。
• I'm not naive, sydney. I'm not deluded.
  我不天真，西德妮，我没有被迷惑。