complicity

UK:  [kəm'plɪsəti]

US:  [kəm'plɪsəti]

n.

1.共谋;共犯,牵连

2.同谋;共犯

1 . In an attempt to make up for complicity and dithering in Tunisia and Egypt, France has stuck its neck out over Libya.
为了尝试弥补在埃及和突尼斯造成的慌乱，法国已经为利比亚冒险出头了。

2 . Charm in a man, I suppose, is his ability to capture the complicity of a woman by a single-minded acknowledgment of her uniqueness.
我猜想，魅力对于男人来说，就是如实承认女人的独特，进而博得她们的好感。

3 . Such a revelation, sadly for the weary Lebanese people, might prove just as explosive as solid proof of Syrian complicity.
这样一个对黎巴嫩疲劳民众来说伤心的结果，或许会成为叙利亚同谋的铁证。

4 . Rather than get the complicity of the bank, China-Biotics is alleged to have set up a fake bank website.
据BDO称，中国生物科技并没有寻求银行给他们的舞弊行为提供帮助，而是直接建设了一个伪造的银行网站。

5 . Given police complicity in the matter, they take the law into their own hands.
鉴于警察是同谋，老兵决定自己来执法。