betraying是betray的现在分词

betray

美 [bɪˈtreɪ]
英 [bɪ'treɪ]
  • v.背叛；不自觉地露出；辜负；泄漏(秘密)
  • 网络出卖；露出的
第三人称单数：betrays  现在分词：betraying  过去式：betrayed  

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网络释义

v.
1.
背叛,出卖,密告,陷害(朋友等)
2.
不自觉地露出,暴露,表现
3.
辜负
4.
泄漏(秘密)
5.
诱惑;玩弄(女性)
1.
背叛,出卖,密告,陷害(朋友等)
2.
不自觉地露出,暴露,表现
3.
辜负
4.
泄漏(秘密)
5.
诱惑;玩弄(女性)

例句

释义:
全部全部,背叛背叛,不自觉地露出不自觉地露出,辜负辜负,泄漏泄漏,出卖出卖,露出的露出的
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1.
They would call Sarah in, on a pretext, and watch her face; if she had been betraying them to Mr. Burgess, it would show in her manner.
他们找个借口叫莎拉来，察言观色：假如她向伯杰斯先生出卖了他们，从她的行为举止就能看得出来。
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2.
It would be dishonorable to reveal more about what she said to me . I would be betraying a confidence.
要透露更多他告诉我的东西是可耻的。我会上一个出卖秘密的恶名。
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3.
But by far the most common reason seems to be that black women still regard intermarriage as tantamount to betraying the race.
但是目前来看最常见的原因还是黑人女性仍然把通婚看的和背叛种族一样严重。
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4.
and as if fearful of betraying her secret she pattered with him at the last moment.
她好像是害怕泄露了自己心中的秘密似的，到了最后一刻竟然推托搪塞起来。
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5.
All her emotion is dedicated to the sacred love that she cherished even when she suffered from the blow of her betraying lover.
她把自己的全部感情都奉献给了爱情，即使她被情人欺骗，不堪打击的时候，她也依然捍卫着心中那神圣的爱情。
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6.
But even as I wanted to understand Hanna, failing to understand her meant betraying her all over again.
甚至当我想要去了解汉娜的时候，未能理解她就等于又一次彻底地背叛了她。
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7.
Betraying is man's nature, loving one another is man's declaration, freedom is man's tag, changing about has always been man's fashion.
背叛是男人的血统，博爱是男人的宣言，自由是男人的口头禅，见异思迁是男人一贯的风尚。
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8.
Whether we are couple or not, I would not like you to live in the shade, betraying your family, lying for the disgraceful women.
不管你我是否是夫妻，我都不愿看到你生活在阴暗中，背叛家庭，为那些乱七八糟的女人撒谎。
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9.
And If I was not guilty because one cannot be guilty of betraying a criminal, then I was guilty of having loved a criminal.
假如我因为背叛一个罪犯而没有产生内疚之情的话，那我就是因为爱过一个罪犯而感到有罪。
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10.
The least of the ragged fellows whom he rated and threatened, could have made a fortune by betraying him.
这些被他斥责过，吓唬过的衣衫破烂的家伙们，只要有一个人会出卖他，就可以发一笔大财的。