intrigue

intrigue

形容词

1. 有阴谋的，诡计多端的 英文：intriguing 例句：The novel has an intriguing plot that keeps the reader guessing until the end. 翻译：这本小说有一个扣人心弦的情节，让读者一直猜测到最后。 2. 引起兴趣的，有吸引力的 英文：interesting, fascinating 例句：The museum exhibit was full of intriguing artifacts from ancient civilizations. 翻译：这个博物馆展览充满了来自古代文明的令人着迷的文物。

名词

1. 阴谋，诡计 英文：plot, scheme 例句：The political intrigue in the palace led to the downfall of the king. 翻译：宫廷中的政治阴谋导致了国王的垮台。 2. 吸引人的事物，迷人之处 英文：fascination, allure 例句：The intrigue of the unknown drew him to explore the uncharted territory. 翻译：未知的吸引力使他去探索未知的领域。

词语辨析

1. intrigue vs. plot - intrigue强调阴谋、诡计的意图，常指政治或阴谋诡计。 - plot指一个故事或情节的发展，尤指小说、电影、戏剧中的情节。 2. intrigue vs. fascination - intrigue侧重于引起兴趣、好奇心或疑惑。 - fascination指某事物或情景令人着迷，引起极大的兴趣或吸引力。

词汇扩充

- conspiracy: 阴谋 (noun) - alluring: 迷人的 (adjective) - captivate: 迷住，吸引 (verb) - machination: 阴谋，诡计 (noun)

近义词

- plot: 阴谋，情节 (noun) - scheme: 计划，阴谋 (noun) - entice: 引诱，诱使 (verb) - beguile: 欺骗，诱骗 (verb)

反义词

- straightforward: 直接的，坦率的 (adjective) - transparent: 透明的，明显的 (adjective) - obvious: 明显的，显然的 (adjective)

柯林斯词典

1. 名词 - If you refer to the intrigue surrounding something or someone, you mean the secret activities associated with them which often appear to be complicated or mysterious. - 柯林斯词典中未提供形容词的解释。

牛津词典

1. 名词 - A secret plan to do something, especially something that will harm another person or organization. - An unusual, exciting, and sometimes dangerous activity or situation that interests you because it is mysterious. - 柯林斯词典中未提供形容词的解释。

用法

- I was intrigued by her mysterious past. (adj.) - The intrigue surrounding the murder case fascinated the public. (n.) - The novel is full of intrigue and suspense. (n.)

例句

1. I'm intrigued by your proposal. (adj.)
2. The intriguing story kept me hooked until the end. (adj.)
3. There is a lot of political intrigue in this election. (n.)
4. The intrigue surrounding the missing painting was finally solved. (n.)
5. The journalist uncovered a plot to overthrow the government. (n.)
6. The scheme to defraud investors was exposed by the authorities. (n.)
7. The alluring beauty of the tropical island attracted many tourists. (adj.)
8. She was captivated by the charm of the old town. (v.)
9. The machinations of the evil villain were finally revealed. (n.)
10. The conspiracy to assassinate the president was foiled. (n.)
11. The movie's fascinating storyline kept the audience engaged. (adj.)
12. The plot of the novel thickened with each chapter. (n.)
13. The detective enticed the suspect into confessing the crime. (v.)
14. He was beguiled by her charming smile and witty conversation. (v.)
15. The politician's transparent attempt to gain public support was met with skepticism. (adj.)
16. The obvious solution to the problem was overlooked by everyone. (adj.)