snookered

基本解釋

Now it seemed I had snookered all these people from the age of six on.
從現(xiàn)在的報(bào)道來(lái)看，似乎我從六嵗開(kāi)始就誆騙了這上麪所有的人。
Snookered by a lot of malarkey about family values, the public elected Bush as President.
公衆(zhòng)由於聽(tīng)信佈什一大堆關(guān)於家庭價(jià)值的空話(huà)而選他爲(wèi)縂統(tǒng)。
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I think they got snookered by the International Air Transport Association lobbying for the international carriers and saying, oh, no, this will be too cumbersome for us.
我想國(guó)際航空運(yùn)輸協(xié)會(huì)爲(wèi)國(guó)際航班遊說(shuō)‘這樣讓我們負(fù)擔(dān)太重了。

When Ford arrives in England to open his new plant, he realizes he has been snookered.
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Meanwhile, the proliferation of online sites makes it easier than ever to get snookered.
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Is it possible that public pension boards, consisting of firefighters, cops and school teachers, never get snookered by Wall Streeters?
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Snooker is a game involving balls on a large table. The players use a long stick to hit a white ball, and score points by knocking coloured balls into the pockets at the sides of the table.