adj. treacherous ; falsehearted ; double-dealing ; crafty ; fraudulent
她没有奸诈的血液——不,她一向诚信又真实。
There is no treacherous blood in her—no, she was always honest and true.
教导他,让他知道:世界上有一个恶棍,就有一个英雄;有一个奸诈的政客,就有一个富有奉献精神的领袖;有一个敌人,就有一个朋友。
Teach him that for every scoundrel there is a hero; that for every dishonest politician, there is a devoted leader; that for every enemy there is a friend.
求你使我离开奸诈的道,开恩将你的律法赐给我。
Keep me from deceitful ways; be gracious to me through your law.
Jefferson:"Northerners are cool, sober, laborious, persevering, independent, jealous of their own liberties, chicaning, superstitious, and hypocritical in their religion."
杰斐逊说,"北方人冷静,稳重,勤劳,坚毅,独立,珍惜自身的自由,奸诈,迷信,还假装是虔诚宗教信徒"
And they had, of course, the strength of mind, as well as the audacity and cunning, to take advantage of this situation.
当然他们拥有强壮的心智,大敢且奸诈,并能依势获益。
His name, again, is synonymous with deception, treachery, cunning, deceit.
但马奇亚维利的名字,早已等同欺骗,背叛,狡猾和奸诈。
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