delude with

delude (someone) with (something)

To use something to induce someone to believe falsehoods. The realtor must have deluded Elizabeth with lies—why else would she have moved into such a dangerous neighborhood?

delude someone with something

to fool or trick someone with something. She deluded us with her clever talk. Don't delude yourself with false hopes.

词组	delude with
释义	delude with delude (someone) with (something) To use something to induce someone to believe falsehoods. The realtor must have deluded Elizabeth with lies—why else would she have moved into such a dangerous neighborhood? See also: delude Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. delude someone with something to fool or trick someone with something. She deluded us with her clever talk. Don't delude yourself with false hopes. See also: delude McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: delude (someone) with (something) delude into delude delude (someone or oneself) into (something) keep telling yourself that divert divert (someone or something) from (someone or something) divert from draw attention to draw attention to (oneself, someone, or something)
随便看	think a lot of think a lot of (someone or something) think aloud think back think before doing think before (doing something) think before (one) (does something) think better of think better of it/of doing something think better of it/(something) think better of somebody think big think box think-box think fit for think fit (to do something) think for think for (oneself) think greatly of (someone or something) think highly of somebody/something think highly of (someone or something) think hung the moon think ill of (someone or something) thinking thinking inside the box