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blagged

美 　英 [blæɡ]

• v.哄…；哄得
• 网络借用；骗取；两党法律顾问团

词形变化

过去分词：blagged  现在分词：blagging  第三人称单数：blags  

英汉解释

v.	1. to obtain something by deceit, scrounging, or cajoling 2. to steal something, or rob a place, especially using an element of violence, speed, or surprise 3. to persuade someone to give you something you want by talking in a clever way
n.	1. a theft or robbery, especially one using an element of violence, speed, or surprise

例句

She blagged some milk for her tea.

她从别人那儿要了一点牛奶放在茶里喝。

We blagged our way into the reception by saying that we were from the press.

我们自称记者混进了招待会。

e blagged our way into the reception by saying that we were from the press.

我们通过称自己是记者混进了招待会。

Have you ever blagged your way into a party or maybe a nightclub, Feifei?

你曾经充数进入过一个聚会或者夜总会过吗，菲菲？