suck-in

英 ['sʌk'ɪn] 美 ['sʌk'ɪn]

• n. 欺骗；失望 欺骗；失败

英英释义

动词 suck in:

1. take up as if with a sponge

2. attract by using an inexorable force, inducement, etc.

3. draw in as if by suction

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. He was sucked in as a partner in this venture.
   他受欺骗参与了这项投机活动。
2. Honest merchants do not do in their customers.
   诚实的商人不欺骗他们的顾客。
3. In despair at his failure, he took his own life.
   他因失败感到绝望而自杀。
4. Their experiments came to nothing in the end.
   他们的实验以失败告终。

词汇搭配

• suck in 吸收
• failure to suck in newborn 初生不乳