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conspiracy noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + CONSPIRACY | CONSPIRACY + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEbig, great, larger, massive, vast 很大的／极大的／更大的／大规模的／巨大的阴谋grand 巨大的阴谋criminal, government, media, political 犯罪共谋；政府的阴谋；媒体的阴谋；政治阴谋◆charges of criminal conspiracy and corruption犯罪共谋和徇私舞弊的指控alleged 被指控的阴谋global, international, worldwide 全球／国际／世界范围的阴谋VERB + CONSPIRACYbe involved in, join 卷入／参与阴谋◆I suspected that he was involved in the conspiracy.我怀疑他参与了这场阴谋。be part of 是阴谋的一部分◆This action was part of a conspiracy to deceive the public.这次行动是欺骗公众的阴谋的一部分。organize 策划阴谋◆Who organized the conspiracy against the president?谁策划了反对总统的阴谋？expose, uncover 揭露／曝光阴谋◆Officials have uncovered a conspiracy to discredit the government.官员们曝光了一起企图败坏政府名声的阴谋。see, suspect 看出阴谋；怀疑有阴谋◆He's the sort of person who sees a conspiracy around every corner.他是那种能看出角角落落里阴谋的人。CONSPIRACY + NOUNtheory 阴谋论charge 共谋指控◆All three men were convicted on conspiracy charges.这三个人都因共谋指控而被判有罪。PREPOSITIONconspiracy against 反对⋯的阴谋◆a conspiracy against the king反对国王的阴谋conspiracy between ⋯之间的密谋◆a conspiracy between the police and the right-wing parties警方和右翼党派之间的密谋PHRASESa conspiracy of silence （对不该保密的事）保持缄默的密约◆There is a conspiracy of silence about the killer (= nobody will say what they know).杀人凶手是谁，没有人会说出来。 ➡ note at crime (for more verbs) |