conspiracy

UK:  [kən'spɪrəsi]

US:  [kən'spɪrəsi]

复数：conspiracies  

n.

1.阴谋,反叛

2.共谋

1 . But she said it is too early to completely rule out a larger conspiracy.
不过，她同时说，完全排除屠杀案后有更大阴谋的可能还为时过早。

2 . Call me a conspiracy theorist, but this seems at least superficial evidence of rigging the game in the hope of favorable electoral results.
你可以说我是个阴谋论者，但至少我们可以将这些不充分的证据应用于该推导游戏，期待选举结果会带来好消息。

3 . He may have persuaded many Italians that his legal difficulties are the result of a conspiracy by left-wing prosecutors and judges.
他可能已经说服很多意大利百姓，自己的法律困境是因为左派检察官和法官共谋串通的结果。

4 . Don't be surprised if you hear from them in some of these issues you think are being controlled by conspiracy theories.
不要惊讶，如果你从他们那里听到你认为被阴谋理论所控制的这些问题中的一些。

5 . He said sectarian strife is putting the country in peril and the government is trying to save it from what he calls a conspiracy.
詹迪说，教派冲突将埃及置于危险境地，政府正设法挫败他所说的一场阴谋。