concocted

调制的
常用释义
v．
1. 捏造，编造：创造虚假的事物，如故事、借口等。
2. 调制，炮制：将多种成分混合制成，如食物、饮料等。

扩展信息

调制，调和，编造

例句

And I have concocted a questionnaire to see to what degree you express dopamine, serotonin, estrogen and testosterone.

Mix all this together with long-standing fears about outsourcing, and a potent brew can be concocted before the US mid-term elections.

But even he might have been taken aback by the recipe concocted by Peter Ferlow.

Hers is the kind of soft power that cannot be concocted by the editorial staff at People's Daily or Global Times.

She invented and patented special arrangements of mirrors and concocted chemical dyes for her draperies.

Hers is the kind of soft power that cannot be concocted by the editorial staff atPeople's Daily or Global Times.

A quickly concocted loan, guaranteed by the government for up to 28 days, allowed the brokerage to open its doors that morning.

Growth is not something concocted by the state, like a health potion at the chemist.

Its star foreign correspondent, Jack Kelley, quit in January after accusations that over a decade he, too, had concocted stories.

A: The basic tune of the textbook concocted by Japanese rightist scholars is to deny and whitewash Japan? s history of aggression.

Some parts of the book are found not justifiable, e. g. the concocted dialogue between Zishi and Mencius.

I concocted a new alcoholic drink at the party last night, but I drank too many of them and now my head hurts.

His game theory concocted a worldview of aggression and counter-aggression that was heavily influential during the Vietnam War.

One of the most bizarre art heists in recent history was concocted by bus driver Kempton Bunton in 1961.

Gross concocted an entirely new idea, a site that would allow users to search all of their social networks at once.

The Clone Wars were just part of an intricate Sith plan concocted by Palpatine.

常用短语

v.+n.
concoct excuse

更新时间：2025-05-24 21:20