deceptive

简单释义：

adj.欺骗性的；误导的；骗人的

网络欺骗的；虚伪的；靠不住的

完整释义：

adj.

1.欺骗性的
2.骗人的,靠不住的,虚伪的
3.虚假的
4.难以捉摸

例句：

1. A bad research report is not really a report but a deceptive marketing tool that lacks details but contains plenty of overstatements.
   糟糕的研究报告不是真正的报告，只是一种欺骗性的市场工具，缺乏细节又言过其实。

2. So, sometimes you want to be that kind of person that's kind of, you know, deceptive. . .
   所以，有时你要成为那种，你知道，欺骗性的人…

3. Joachim: True, it was necessary, but I don't like being deceptive with our own employees. I won't allow wiretaps or any invasion of privacy.
   当然，那很有必要，但是我不想欺骗我们自己的员工。我不允许任何窃听或隐私侵犯的行为。

4. Google may be earning an alleged $500 million a year via companies and individuals who register deceptive website addresses.
   据估计，Google每年通过注册虚假网址的公司和个人获益近5亿美元。

5. That may seem like a small difference, but the numbers are deceptive, because screen sizes are always described using diagonal measurements.
   这两个数字看起来差不太多，其实差别很大，因为它们指的是屏幕对角线的长度。

6. There are reputations which are deceptive; one does not always know why certain generals, great in other directions, have been so popular.
   有些人是徒有其名的，我们不能一一知道为什么某某将军，甚至某某大将军的名气会那样大。

7. Audit studies offer valuable information that would not be possible to get if the research were not designed in a deceptive way.
   审计研究提供有价值的信息，不会有可能得到的研究中没有一个欺骗性的方式设计。

8. They often cite in illustration of the attractive, but false and deceptive advertisements to which many consumers fall victim.
   他们常常列举那些诱人的但是虚假的、有欺骗性的使很多消费者上当的广告来做佐证。

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