ensnared

英 [ɪnˈsneəd]

美 [ɪnˈsnerd]

v.  使入陷阱(或圈套、困境)
ensnare的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使陷入圈套；使入陷阱
  If youensnaresomeone, you gain power over them, especially by using dishonest or deceitful methods.
  1. Feminism is simply another device to ensnare women...
     女权主义只是使女性陷入圈套的另一种手段。
  2. We find ourselves ensnared in employment acts which do not help resolve industrial disputes.
     我们发现自己陷入了雇佣法案的圈套之中，因为它们并不能帮助解决劳资争端。
• VERB （用陷阱）诱捕，捕获
  If an animalis ensnared, it is caught in a trap.
  1. The spider must wait for prey to be ensnared on its web.
     蜘蛛必须等待猎物被它的蛛网困住。

双语例句

• Mr. Tucker was ensnared last week in the scandal.
  塔克是在上周卷入这起丑闻的。
• As the credit card business boomed in recent years, too many lenders added tricks and traps that have ensnared and infuriated millions of their customers.
  近几年信用卡业务迅猛增长，太多的放贷机构在办理该类业务时附加了隐形条款和机关陷阱，无数客户受骗上当并不堪其辱。
• They wanted to make a formal complaint about their doctor, but ended up ensnared in the complexities of the legal system.
  他们想正式控诉他们的医生，但最后却陷入法律制度的复杂性之中。
• The Galleon case has ensnared people at big-name firms outside finance, including McKinsey& Company, IBM and Intel.
  Galleon破产事件让包括在麦肯锡公司、IBM和英特尔公司的这些名企业的员工们参与了外部融资。
• He then speculated further that a second goal of the criminal investigation that has ensnared him was to force Russia to give up the World Cup, which it is hosting in 2018.
  他又进一步推测，导致他被捕的这次刑事调查的第二个目的是逼迫俄罗斯放弃世界杯。俄罗斯将主办2018年的世界杯。
• SHUN the gossip of men as much as possible, for discussion of worldly affairs, even though sincere, is a great distraction inasmuch as we are quickly ensnared and captivated by vanity.
  说三道四，可免则免，因为谈论世俗的事情，纵然真诚，也必是分心走意，不经意中我们立刻就身陷虚幻而为虚幻所禁锢了。
• The evil are ensnared by the transgression of their lips, but the righteous escape from trouble.
  恶人嘴中的过错，使自己的网罗，但义人必脱离患难。
• A popular figure with the Republican grassroots and mentioned as a possible presidential candidate in2012, she has become ensnared in a series of ethics scandals that have dimmed her star appeal.
  在共和党草根阶层她非常受欢迎，并作为可能2012的总统候选人被提及，她陷入了一系列的道德丑闻中去，使她明星效应黯然失色。
• Cause to become accidentally or suddenly caught, ensnared, or entangled.
  突然导致或突然被捕捉，诱捕，或被纠缠。
• We find ourselves ensnared in employment acts which do not help resolve industrial disputes.
  我们发现自己陷入了雇佣法案的圈套之中，因为它们并不能帮助解决劳资争端。