deceptive是什么意思

音标:英 [dɪˈseptɪv]美 [dɪˈsɛptɪv]

a. 迷惑的, 虚伪的, 欺诈的

s. causing one to believe what is not true or fail to believe what is true
s. designed to deceive or mislead either deliberately or inadvertently

deceptive的用法和例句：

1. I'm either deceptively deep or deceptively shallow.

我要么是假意深沉 要么是刻意肤浅

2. Its purpose was to take deception studies out of the lab and discover, for the first time, how deceptive we are in our everyday lives.

其目的在于让欺骗研究 首次走出实验室 发现我们在日常生活中的欺骗性

3. Because I think, in research, we assume people are truthful most of the time and we focus on deception, but actually this week has shown me that people are quite deceptive, actually, a lot of the time.

因为在研究中 我们假设人们在大部分时间 是诚实的 我们的关注点放在了欺骗身上 但这周的研究告诉我 其实在非常多的时间里 人都在撒谎

4. What she did was intrigue and deception.

她的所作所为是阴谋和欺骗

5. And here we are, in the consequence of her deception.

而我们现在 就在面对她欺瞒的后果

6. I cannot allow this deception any longer.

我再也无法忍受他这样骗人了

7. He won't see what's real my deception.

他不会看到真相 我的欺骗

8. And what they've come up with is deceptively simple.

他们的想法看上去相当简单

9. Our deception was and is a matter of survival.

我们的原则是，而且将一直是，生存

10. Your daughter is the price for your deception.

你会因为你的欺骗而失去你的女儿