on the pretext of

以……为借口:使用某种理由或借口来掩盖真实意图或目的。

常用释义

词性释义

以……为借口:使用某种理由或借口来掩盖真实意图或目的。
例句
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1·He left the party early on the pretext of having to work.
他借口有事要处理,早早离开了聚会。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·He left the party early on the pretext of having work to do.
他借口有事要处理,早早离开了聚会。
—— 《牛津词典》
3·He came to see me on the pretext of asking my advice.
他以请我指教为借口来看我。
4·Using his name on the pretext of deciding who's allowed to live…
居然以神的名义,决定谁被允许活下去…
5·However, it is that you can not make fun of a family of happy people on the pretext of it?
可是,这是,你们,可以取笑一个家庭不美满的人的藉口吗?
6·Hermione allowed Travers to step ahead of her on the pretext of explaining features of the hall to Ron.
赫敏借口要向罗恩介绍大厅的特色,让特拉弗斯走在她的前面。
7·Dr Polivy and her colleagues recruited 106 female undergraduates on the pretext of rating a new brand of cookie.
波利维博士和他的同事以评估新品牌的甜点为名义召集了106名女性大学生作为志愿者。
8·China does not accept or recognize the awards. China will never accept any claim or action on the pretext of these awards.
中国不接受、不承认该裁决,反对且不接受任何以仲裁裁决为基础的主张和行动。
9·It is laziness and waywardness however that causes one to give himself up as hopeless and back down on the pretext of "no interest".
只有懒惰与任性,才能使一个人自甘暴弃的在“趣味”的掩护之下。
10·Her husband started keeping concubines on the pretext of trying to carry on the family line and moved to Seoul to start a new business.
她的丈夫以传宗接代为借口开始纳妾,然后搬到汉城,开始做新的生意。