betrayal

UK:  [bɪ'treɪəl]

US:  [bɪ'treɪəl]

复数：betrayals  

n.

1.背叛;背信;告密

2.泄密;欺瞒

3.引诱;玩弄(女性)

4.辜负

1 . To say nothing is often more difficult than expressing the anger, love and betrayal with words.
用无声表达你的愤怒、爱意和不忠通常比用言语来表达要困难得多。

2 . Sometimes, if betrayal is one kind of independence, then you must be ready to confront the whole consequence.
有时候，如果叛逆是独立的一种形式，那麽你就必须面对叛逆后的所有后果。

3 . In retrospect budding love just when everything is always pure and beautiful, to the later, the only betrayal and lies.
回想爱情刚刚萌芽的时候，一切总是单纯而美好的，到了后来，才有背叛和谎言。

4 . Sheldon: Well, excuse me. That was not a betrayal. That was an experiment to determine at what concentration food starts tasting "moths. "
谢尔顿：不好意思，那又不算背叛，这只是个实验，用来证明什么浓度会使食物尝起来有“蛀虫”感。

5 . In this kind of situation where any kind of act is going to be attacked as a betrayal, what you need is political cover.
在这种任何做法都会被当作背叛而受到攻击的情况下，你所需要的是政治掩护。