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de·fal·cate·d 英diː'fælˌkeɪt美dɪ'fælˌkeɪt
基本英英近义反义Thesaurus
vi. 挪用公款⁷⁵vt. 扣除; 缩减²⁵原型defalcate的过去式和过去分词名词defalcation过去分词defalcated现在分词defalcating三单defalcates
Verb:
appropriate as property entrusted to one's care fraudulently to one's own use;The accountant embezzled thousands of dollars while working for the wealthy family 近义词 embezzle盗用malversate滥用misappropriate滥用peculate挪用尤指公款…
as in.embezzle
同义词 appropriate,filch,loot,misappropriate,misuse,pilfer,purloin,skimabstract,forge,misapply,peculate,thieveput hand in cookie jar,put hand in till
反义词 give,receivecompensate,pay,reimburse,returnas in.fail
同义词 break,close,drop,end,finishcrash,default,dishonor,fold,overdraw,repudiate,terminatebe cleaned out,become insolvent,be in arrears,be ruined,be taken to the cleaners,close down,close one's doors,drop a bundle,go bankrupt,go belly up,go broke,go bust,go into Chapter 11,go out of business,go to the wall,go under,go up,lose big,lose one's shirt
反义词 bear,begin,commence,continue,create,startaccomplish,achieve,capture,complete,deliver,earn,gain,merit,obtain,procure,prosper,reach,succeed,winas in.misapply
同义词 embezzle,misappropriate,pervert,stealmisemploy
反义词 giveas in.misappropriate
同义词 embezzle,misspend,misuse,plunder,swindleabuse,appropriate,misapply,peculate,pocket,rob
反义词 give,use wiselyas in.rob
同义词 bereave,break into,cheat,defraud,divest,hijack,loot,lose,mug,plunder,raid,ransack,stripabscond,appropriate,burglarize,burgle,con,cop,despoil,disinherit,dispossess,embezzle,filch,heist,hustle,liberate,lift,oust,peculate,pilfer,pillage,pinch,promote,purloin,relieve,requisition,rifle,roll,sack,scrounge,snitch,strong-arm,swindle,swipe,take,thieve,withholddo out of,hold up,rip off,stick up
反义词 give,help,receive,be honest,bequeath,offer,protect,return
embezzleverb steal money, often from employer
abstract,appropriate,defalcate,filch,forge,loot,misapply,misappropriate,misuse,peculate,pilfer,purloin,put hand in cookie jar,put hand in till,skim,thieve
failverb lose money
be cleaned out,be in arrears,be ruined,be taken to the cleaners,become insolvent,break,close,close down,close one's doors,crash,defalcate,default,dishonor,drop,drop a bundle,end,finish,fold,go bankrupt,go belly up,go broke,go bust,go into Chapter 11,go out of business,go to the wall,go under,go up,lose big,lose one's shirt,overdraw,repudiate,terminate
failsverb lose money
be cleans out,be ruins,be takes to the cleaners,becomes insolvent,breaks,close one's doors,closes,closes down,crashes,defalcates,defaults,dishonors,drops,drops a bundle,ends,finishes,folds,goes bankrupt,goes belly up,goes breaks,goes bust,goes into Chapter 11,goes out of business,goes to the wall,goes under,goes up,is in arrears,loses big,loses one's shirt,overdraws,repudiates,terminates
misapplyverb misuse
defalcate,embezzle,misappropriate,misemploy,pervert,steal
misappropriateverb use wrongly; steal
abuse,appropriate,defalcate,embezzle,misapply,misspend,misuse,peculate,plunder,pocket,rob,swindle
robverb steal, deprive
abscond,appropriate,bereave,break into,burglarize,burgle,cheat,con,cop,defalcate,defraud,despoil,disinherit,dispossess,divest,do out of,embezzle,filch,heist,hijack,hold up,hustle,liberate,lift,loot,lose,mug,oust,peculate,pilfer,pillage,pinch,plunder,promote,purloin,raid,ransack,relieve,requisition,rifle,rip off,roll,sack,scrounge,snitch,stick up,strip,strong-arm,swindle,swipe,take,thieve,withhold |