fooling

常見例句

Economists can become seduced by their models, fooling themselves that what the model leaves out does not matter.
經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家可能爲(wèi)自己的模型著迷，自我愚弄說這種模型的漏洞無關(guān)緊要。
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Until we figure out better solutions to translation, we’re fooling ourselves into believing we’re more cosmopolitan and connected than we actually are.
如果我們不能找到更好的繙譯方法，還認(rèn)爲(wèi)比起實(shí)際情況，自己的開放和互聯(lián)程度更廣泛，那就是在愚弄自己。
All they ever needed or wanted were some numbers and charts to wave at the press, fooling some people into believing that we're having some kind of rational discussion.
他們需要或者想要的衹是可以在新聞上推波助瀾的數(shù)字和圖表，愚弄一些人，讓他們相信我們?cè)谶M(jìn)行某種理智的討論。

One soldier then told him: "You keep fooling around out there amongst them Apaches and the only rock you'll find will be your tombstone!"

When attending to the business of fooling the market, we almost invariably end up fooling ourselves.
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In 1802, Thomas Jefferson was accused of fooling around with one of his slaves.
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Dutch Interiors series was their fooling the audience into thinking a painting was real.
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