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fraud

/fɹɔːd/ /fɹɔd/

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noun

欺诈，诈骗

The crime of stealing or otherwise illegally obtaining money by use of deception tactics.

Examples :

"The accountant was accused of fraud, stealing company funds through false invoices. "

这位会计被指控犯有欺诈罪，通过虚假发票盗取公司资金。

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noun

欺诈，诈骗。

Any act of deception carried out for the purpose of unfair, undeserved and/or unlawful gain.

Examples :

"The student's claim of illness was a fraud, designed to avoid taking the important exam. "

那个学生声称生病是欺诈行为，目的是为了逃避重要的考试。

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noun

欺诈，诈骗

The assumption of a false identity to such deceptive end.

Examples :

"The student's fraud involved pretending to be a different student to get a better grade. "

那个学生的欺诈行为包括冒充其他学生以获得更好的成绩。

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noun

骗子，欺诈者

A person who performs any such trick.

Examples :

"The fraud claimed to have won a lottery, but it was all a trick to get money from his friends. "

那个骗子声称自己中了彩票，但这完全是他骗朋友钱的伎俩。

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noun

圈套，陷阱。

A trap or snare.

Examples :

"The complicated investment plan was a fraud, a trap designed to steal people's money. "

那个复杂的投资计划是个骗局，是个专门用来骗人钱财的圈套。

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verb

欺骗，诈骗

Examples :

"The company president was accused of defrauding investors. "

公司总裁被指控欺骗投资者，进行诈骗活动。

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