conspire

conspire的中英翻译介绍

1. 基本释义

conspire [verb]: to secretly plan together with other people to do something illegal or harmful.

conspire [verb]: to happen in a way that produces a particular result.

2. 形容词和名词含义

conspiratorial [adjective]: relating to or suggestive of a conspiracy.

conspiracy [noun]: a secret plan by a group of people to do something harmful or illegal.

3. 词语辨析

conspire和plot都可以表示密谋或策划，但conspire更强调多人之间的合谋，而plot更侧重于策划和计划的过程。

4. 词汇扩充

conspiracy theory [noun]: a belief or explanation that suggests that events or situations are the result of a secret, often sinister, and sometimes illegal plot by a group of people.

conspirator [noun]: a person who is involved in a conspiracy.

conspiratorial [adjective]: suggesting that something secret is being shared or planned.

5. 近义词

collude, connive, plot, scheme

6. 反义词

expose, reveal

7. 柯林斯词典解释

conspire [verb]: If two or more people conspire to do something illegal or harmful, they make a secret agreement to do it.

conspire [verb]: If events or situations conspire to produce a particular result, they combine in order to produce that result.

8. 牛津词典解释

conspire [verb]: Make secret plans jointly to commit an unlawful or harmful act.

conspire [verb]: (of events or circumstances) seem to be working together to bring about a particular result, typically one perceived as bad or undesirable.

9. 用法

conspire可以接受直接宾语（动作或计划的对象），也可以接受介词短语作宾语（用于描述动作或计划的细节）。

10. 相关例句

1. They conspired to overthrow the government. 他们密谋推翻政府。
2. The circumstances conspired against her. 环境对她不利。
3. He was involved in a conspiratorial plot. 他参与了一个阴谋策划。
4. The conspiracy was discovered before it could be carried out. 这个阴谋在执行之前被发现了。
5. He was accused of being a conspirator. 他被指控是一个阴谋者。
6. His conspiratorial smile hinted at a secret plan. 他的阴谋笑容透露出一个秘密计划。
7. Many people believe in various conspiracy theories. 很多人相信各种阴谋论。