treacherous

• adj. 奸詐的，叛逆的，背叛的；危險的；不牢靠的

來自 treachery,背叛，不忠，-ous,形容詞後綴。

treacherous (adj.)

early 14c., from Old French trecheros, tricheros "deceitful" (12c.), from trecheor, tricheor "cheat, deceiver, liar, impostor, trickster," agent noun from trechier, trichier "to cheat, trick" (see trick (n.)). Figuratively, of things, from c. 1600. Related: Treacherously; treacherousness. Middle English had treacher "deceiver, cheat, traitor."

1. The President spoke of the treacherous intentions of the enemy.

總統談及了敵人的奸詐用心。

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2. A storm has made roads treacherous and knocked out power.

一場暴風雨致使公路隱患重重且電力癱瘓。

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3. The current of the river is fast flowing and treacherous.

這條河水流湍急，變幻莫測。

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4. He publicly left the party and denounced its treacherous leaders.

他公開脫離該黨，並譴責該黨領袖背信棄義。

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5. They made the treacherous journey across stormy seas in rotten boats.

他們乘著破舊的小船穿越風大浪急的海麵，完成了這次危險之旅。

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