英语单词“cant”的意思是:俚语中的“骗子”或“假话”。读音为:英 [kænt] 美 [kænt]。例句如下:
1. She said she was a photographer but turned out to be a con artist. 她自称是摄影师,但实际上是个骗子。
2. They believed that their canting lies would never be exposed. 他们认为他们的欺骗性谎言永远不会被揭穿。
3. She gave a loud and heartfelt confession, but only after years of trying to hold onto her cant. 她经过多年企图坚守她的谎言后,才大声地坦白认错。
4. It was easy to identify them because they always spoke in a certain cant that only their circle understood. 很容易辨认他们,因为他们总是使用某种只有他们那个圈子才能理解的俚语。
5. He was a canting, unscrupulous lawyer who was always trying to get rich quick. 他是一个巧言令色、不择手段的律师,总是想迅速发家致富。
6. He was a canting, unscrupulous salesman who always tried to sell us more than we needed. 他是一个巧言令色、无良的销售人员,总是想把我们不需要的东西卖给我们。
7. His pretentious conversation and canting language annoyed me. 他那故作高雅的言谈和那种欺骗性谎言似的语言令我厌烦。
8. His tall tales were not accepted by those who knew him well because he always used his special brand of canting language. 那些与他熟悉的人对他的那些故事不以为然,因为他总是用一种特别的骗人话来说事。
9. I tried to teach her how to tell the truth, but she remained in her canting ways. 我试图教她说实话,但她仍然坚持她的欺骗性谎言。
10. He was a canting politician who always promised the earth but never delivered. 他是一个巧言令色的政客,总是许下无法实现的承诺。