dupe造句

How to dupe the error.

A person used by another as a dupe or tool.

You wonder why they can clone sheep but you can't dupe the cows.

The "little horror" is the man a woman is forced to marry, a kind of dupe.

When the spirit is not master of the world, then it is its dupe.

Or they aim to dupe them into turning over passwords and bank details.

And doppelganger websites frequently dupe customers into thinking they're getting the real deal, even at a fraction of the price.

Some things demand vetting if not outright verification, because the risk is to be an utter dupe.

In Pakistan, human rights groups say kiln owners often dupe the poor into bonded labor by giving them loans.

But economists know better. By playing favourites with its trading partners, a country can dupe itself into paying more for its imports.

This report focuses on features that could mislead users into sharing files inadvertently: It does not discuss features that might dupe users into performing other actions.

Only it would be preferable in order to found a new one of these discourses, that people should be a little bit more dupe.

All that would be necessary is for hackers to dupe users into visiting a malicious Web site or persuading them to click on a link in ane-mail or text message.

Facing a tough re-election fight, Mr Sarkozy last week declared that Europe should not be a "dupe" when it came to global trade, and proposed EU import taxes to help pay for European welfare systems.

Particularly insidious, counterfeit medicines dupe sick people into believing they are taking something which will make them well, when it may instead make them sicker or even kill them.

Though pranksters and joke-lovers in many countries now gleefully prepare to dupe friends and loved ones on April Fool's Day, no one knows exactly when or why, or even where, this tradition began.