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allegation |
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n. |
statement made without proof 断言；指控；辩解 |
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breach |
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v. |
break or violate (an agreement, for example) 破坏，违反 |
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captivating |
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adj. |
fascinating; charming 有魅力的；迷人的 |
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conspiracy |
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n. |
act of conspiring, especially joint planning of a crime 阴谋，密谋 |
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entrepreneurial |
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adj. |
having the qualities that are needed to succeed as an entrepreneur 有创业素质／精神的 |
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extort |
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v. |
obtain something by violence, threats, etc. 强夺；勒索；敲诈 |
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hack |
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v.
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Gain unauthorized access to (the contents of a computerized storage system, e.g. a database) 非法侵入／窃取 (计算机存储系统，如数据库) |
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high-stakes |
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adj. |
high risking 高风险的 |
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lodging |
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n. |
temporary accommodation 临时住宿；寄宿 |
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lure |
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v. |
attract or tempt (a person or an animal) 吸引，诱惑 |
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machinations |
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n. |
[plural] secret, clever, and often unfair methods used to achieve something 诡计；密谋 |
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regale |
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v. |
amuse or entertain somebody (with stories, jokes, etc.) 盛情款待，使尽情享受 |
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restitution |
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n. |
reparation, especially in the form of money, for injury, etc. 赔偿，补偿 |
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snare |
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v. |
to get something or someone you want in a clever way, often by deceiving other people 设陷阱捕捉，诱捕 |
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sting |
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n. |
a clever way of catching criminals in which the police
secretly pretend to be criminals themselves 诱捕 |
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tactic |
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n. |
a method that you use to achieve something 手段；策略 |
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