fobbed

英 ['fɒbd]

美

v. （用不实之词）搪塞( fob的过去式和过去分词 ); （ 把劣质的或不想要的商品） 骗售给; 欺骗（某人）接受（不值钱的东西等）; 用欺骗手段卖掉（冒牌货等）
fob的过去分词, 过去式

双语例句

• I asked her for the money she owed me, but she just fobbed me off with a stupid excuse.
  我向她讨还欠款，她却胡乱找个藉口把我搪塞过去。
• The policy has divided opinion among victims – some saying they feel fobbed off 'and others praising the lovely thought.
  受害者对于这一政策意见不一&有的人说他们觉得被糊弄了，有的人则称赞这个想法很可爱。
• They had a meeting with six of the harshest critics of corks from the wine industry ( the Australians had long suspected they had been fobbed off with the poorest quality corks because they were so far away from Portugal).
  他们会见了6位对软木塞批评最猛烈的葡萄酒业内人士（长期以来，由于距离葡萄牙如此遥远，澳大利亚人一直怀疑葡萄牙方面用质量最差的软木塞来糊弄他们）。
• Cynics say it is naive to expect anything dramatic before the2012 election; yet it is also naive to expect investors to be fobbed off with lame efforts like the debt-ceiling deal.
  然而犬儒主义者认为，在2012年大选之前，期待大的改观的想法过于天真；还有，用诸如债务上限法案这种措施去搪塞投资者也是同样天真。
• She felt she was being fobbed off.
  她觉得别人是在对自己敷衍搪塞。
• He just fobbed off our suggestion.
  他只是把我们的建议置于一边。
• I have some trouble with the carburetor. The salesman fobbed the lady off with a faulty machine.
  推销员把一部有毛病的机器冒充正品卖给了那位女士。
• Don't be fobbed off with excuses.
  不要被各种借口给蒙骗了。
• He fobbed this painting off on me as a genuine Van Gogh, but I later found out that it was a fake.
  他诓骗我买下这幅梵谷的真画，但我后来发现它是一件赝品。
• This guy fobbed off a fake diamond on me.
  这个人拿一个假钻石忽悠了我。