1. 阴谋，密谋，阴谋策划
2. 私通，勾结，勾心斗角
3. 诡计，圈套
4. 情节，伏线
5. 结构
6. 纠葛
7. 私情，勾搭，风流幽会
8. 神秘气氛
9. 引人入胜的复杂情节
10. 秘密关系
11. “阴谋”（美国制造的扫雷舰）

1. 私通
2. 使困惑，使迷惑
3. 计划阴谋，耍阴谋，施诡计（取得），秘密策划（加害他人），密谋
4. （使）发生兴趣， （使）着迷，迷住，（使）好奇，引起...兴趣，激起...的好奇心
5. 施诡计取得
6. 策划
7. 哄骗， 欺骗
8. 难住
9. 缠住，牵连

1. vi. 搞阴谋诡计 make and carry out secret plans or plots to do sth bad
2. vt. 激起…的好奇心〔兴趣〕 arouse sb's interest or curiosity

1. [U]密谋策划,阴谋 making of secret plans to do sth bad; conspiracy
2. [C]阴谋,诡计 secret plan to do sth bad

1. a crafty and involved plot to achieve your (usually sinister) ends

2. a clandestine love affair

1. cause to be interested or curious

2. form intrigues (for) in an underhand manner

1.阴谋;诡计
intrigue is the making of secret plans to harm or deceive people.

e.g. ...politicalintrigue.
政治阴谋
e.g. ...a powerful story ofintrigue, passion and betrayal.
一个关于阴谋、激情与背叛的动人心魄的故事

2.(尤指奇怪的事物)迷住，激起…的好奇心
If something, especially something strange,intrigues you, it interests you and you want to know more about it.

e.g. The novelty of the situation intrigued him.
周围环境的独具一格令他着迷。

1. 谋略：可以看到那个阶层的税率(taxation),忠诚(loyalty),力量(power)和每个月忠诚度的变化点击一下那个头像,就会出现一个表格,里面详细罗列了该人物的详细资料,其中最重要的有军事(martial),外交(diplomacy),谋略(intrigue)和理财能力(ste

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2. 阴谋：intricate 纠缠的 |intrigue 阴谋 | introduce 介绍

3. intrigue在线翻译

3. 错综复杂的剧情：plot 情节 |intrigue 错综复杂的剧情 | story 故事

1. They constantly intrigued against each other.
   他们之间勾心斗角。

1. Fairy tales can intrigue most children.
   神话故事能引起大多数孩子的兴趣。
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2. He's always been intrigued by machinery.
   机器总能激起他的好奇心。

1. This is a novel of intrigue.
   这是一本有阴谋情节的小说。
2. He was made king as a result of various intrigues.
   由于搞了各种各样的阴谋,他当上了国王。

intrigue against( v.+prep. )

与…密谋反对…make and carry out secret plots with sb against sb
intrigue with sb against sb

He intrigued with his brother against the king.

他和他兄弟密谋一起反对国王。

• Unknowingly enmeshed in a tangle of shady dealings and secret intrigues.

  出自：B. Bainbridge

• Power and political intrigue were very much the matters of the day in thirteenth century Britain.

  出自：Country Quest

• To intrigue and baffle a brave and meritorious people out of their rights and liberties.

  出自：S. Williams