to conspire to do sth
to conspire to do sth 密谋做某事
- They conspired to overthrow the government. 他们密谋推翻政府。
- Mr Farmer and Mrs Jones admitted conspiring to murder her husband. 法默先生和琼斯夫人承认合谋杀死了她丈夫。
See: conspire
to conspire to do sth
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to conspire to do sth
1. (plot) [people +] 密谋；合谋
2. to conspire to do sth
(act together to) [events, factors +] 凑在一起致使…；共同造成…
- in the hope that events would conspire to get the government out of its hole 寄希望于这些事件能共同起作用, 使政府摆脱困境
- The elements conspired to spoil our picnic. 这些因素加在一起使我们的野餐变得兴味索然。
3. to conspire against sb
(be unfavourable to) [events, factors +] 凑在一起对某人不利
- Three factors conspired against us. 三项因素对我们不利。
- if circumstances conspire against him 如果情况对他不利
See: conspire
1. (plot) [people +] 密谋；合谋
2. to conspire to do sth
(act together to) [events, factors +] 凑在一起致使…；共同造成…
- in the hope that events would conspire to get the government out of its hole 寄希望于这些事件能共同起作用, 使政府摆脱困境
- The elements conspired to spoil our picnic. 这些因素加在一起使我们的野餐变得兴味索然。
3. to conspire against sb
(be unfavourable to) [events, factors +] 凑在一起对某人不利
- Three factors conspired against us. 三项因素对我们不利。
- if circumstances conspire against him 如果情况对他不利
See: conspire
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