cheater

英 [ˈtʃiːtə]

美 [ˈtʃitər]

n. 骗子; 欺诈者; 背叛者

复数：cheaters　现在分词：cheatering　

BNC.49204 / COCA.18078

柯林斯词典

noun

someone who leads you to believe something that is not true
Synonym:deceivercheattricksterbeguilerslicker

The cheater boasted that he could turn stone into gold.
那个骗子吹嘘道，他能点石成金。
Soon there will be no more customers as the cheater's putrid reputation becomes known.
很快这个欺骗者的臭名远播，便没有顾客了。
I'm not ashamed of being a cheater.
我不以作弊为耻。
Cheater too obvious, fool enough to use.
骗子太多，傻子明显不够用了。
Andy Warhol was a cheater because he used assistants.
安迪·沃霍尔是个骗子，因为他的作品都是助手做的。
Charlie was a cheater, giving Amanda the label of the betrayed.
查理是骗子，这使得艾曼达被分到了受骗者类。
My Lover or cheater is not trusted by the people, so a lot of people choose to avoid marriage.
情圣或者骗子都不是可以信赖的人，所以很多人面对结婚选择了逃避。
I played the cheater for thy father's hand.
我假传圣旨骗你爸剁了他的手。
Cheating undermines confidence and independence: the cheater is a fraud, and knows that without dishonesty, he/ she would have failed.
作弊会瓦解人的自信心和独立性：作弊者是个骗子，他/她知道如果不是通过不诚实的手段，自己已经失败了。
No one would play cards with him because he was a cheater.
谁也不愿意跟他打牌，因为他是个会作弊的人。