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单词 conspiracy
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conspiracy
noun[CorU]
uk
/kənˈspɪr.ə.si/us
/kənˈspɪr.ə.si/
theactivityofsecretlyplanningwith otherpeopleto do somethingbadorillegal:
阴谋；密谋；谋划
The three men areaccusedof conspiracy.这3人被指控图谋不轨。
[+ to infinitive]She has beenchargedwith conspiracytomurder.她被指控策划谋杀。
Ithinkthere was a conspiracytokeepme off thecommittee.我想有人搞阴谋不让我参加委员会。
conspiracy of silence
ageneralagreementtokeepsilentabout asubjectfor thepurposeofkeepingitsecret:
保持缄默的密约
The conspiracy ofsilencearound theseburiedmunitionsendangeredpublichealth.
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  • They are bothchargedwith conspiracy todefraudaninsurancecompanyof $20 000.
  • It's allpartof a conspiracy tokeepwomen down.
  • Hebelievesthere is aright-wingconspiracyorganizedby theCIAand the military-industrialcomplextomaneuverthecountryinto anotherwar.
  • Thetaperecordingsprovidedprosecutorswith thesmokingguntheyneededtoprovehe'd beeninvolvedin the conspiracy.
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Plotting & trapping
  • be in league withsomeoneidiom
  • cahoots
  • catchsomeoneout
  • chemtrail
  • chicanery
  • conspirator
  • conspire
  • entrap
  • entrapment
  • hatch
  • have a card upyoursleeveidiom
  • plot
  • plotter
  • pretextual
  • put-up job
  • scheme
  • setsomethingup
  • snare
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(Definition ofconspiracyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
conspiracy
noun[CorU]
uk
/kənˈspɪr.ə.si/us
/kənˈspɪr.ə.si/
theactivityof secretlyplanningwith otherpeopleto do somethingbadorillegal
阴谋；密谋；谋划
The three men areaccusedof conspiracy.这3人被指控图谋不轨。
[+ to infinitive]She has beenchargedwith conspiracytomurder.她被指控策划谋杀。
Ithinkthere was a conspiracytokeepme off thecommittee.我想有人搞阴谋不让我参加委员会。
conspiracy of silence
ageneralagreementtokeepsilentabout asubjectfor thepurposeofkeepingitsecret
保持缄默的密约
More examples
  • They are bothchargedwith conspiracy todefraudaninsurancecompanyof $20 000.
  • It's allpartof a conspiracy tokeepwomen down.
  • Hebelievesthere is aright-wingconspiracyorganizedby the CIA and the military-industrialcomplextomaneuverthecountryinto anotherwar.
  • Thetaperecordingsprovidedprosecutorswith thesmokingguntheyneededtoprovehe'd beeninvolvedin the conspiracy.

conspiracy| American Dictionary

conspiracy
noun[C/U]
us/kənˈspɪr·ə·si/
asecretplanmade by two or morepeopleto do somethingbad,illegal, or against someone’swishes:
[C]Ithinkthere was a conspiracy tokeepme off thecommittee.
(Definition ofconspiracyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

conspiracy| Business English

conspiracy
noun[CorU]
uk
/kənˈspɪrəsi/us
pluralconspiracies
asecretagreementmade between two or morepeopleorgroupsto do somethingbadorillegalthat willharmsomeoneelse:
conspiracy against sbIt is my client'sopinionthat there has been a conspiracy against him.
conspiracy between sb (and sb)Thegroupofoptometristsdeniedthere was any conspiracy between them and otherindustryassociationstostopthesaleoflensestomailorderhouses.
conspiracy to do sthThe fourdirectorshavedeniedconspiracy todefraudpensionersbymisusingsharesthatbelongedtopensionfunds.
Agroupofformerhousingcounsellorshas beenindictedonfraudandconspiracychargesin one of thebiggestrealestatefraudcaseseverseenin thestate.
(Definition ofconspiracyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofconspiracy

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There have been cases, perfectly proper cases, in which people have been convicted and sent to prison for conspiracies to publish obscene matter.
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The public would like to see us dealing with them and preventing conspiracies being hatched in this country and inflicted on other countries.
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I encouraged him, and we had private conspiracies behind the scenes.
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Why is it that conspiracies and convictions for always come from prosperous quarter?
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I saw for myself, and investigated instances, and delved into the murky international conspiracies, which were as fetid as the swamp forests themselves.
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I do not believe in conspiracies in this case.
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There are certainly matters that must remain secret and there are certainly conspiracies and plots in our society.
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They somehow manage to conjure up all sorts of conspiracies that they think are going on here.
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Many democracies have fallen and are falling, some of them because of party conspiracies and chicanery.
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I agree that we should put conspiracies behind us.
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I have always regarded professional bodies of this kind as, in part at least, conspiracies against the layman.
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One has to realise that not all conspiracies are organised in one place.
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Clause 1(1) deals with making conspiracies statutory conspiracies.
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They must stop their propaganda exercise of looking for conspiracies and trying to colour the picture.
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We are in danger of suffering from the national neurosis of seeing conspiracies everywhere we look.
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