
复数 cahoots
n. 同伙,合谋
In a statement, Cahoot said: As soon as we discovered it, we closed the site while we did testing and sorted out a solution.
他们发表了一份声明称:“我们发现问题后立刻关闭了系统,以便进行测试以及寻找对策。 但是,该漏洞不会造成用户的存款被他人提取。”
However, Cahoot claimed that the security glitch had not made it possible for people to take money out of other people's accounts.
然而,“Cahoot”否认安全漏洞会造成用户非法提取他人帐户上的钱。
A breakdown in the security system at online bank Cahoot left customers able to access other people's account details.
英国一家名叫“Cahoot”的网上银行近日出现安全系统故障,导致该网上银行的客户能够轻易查看到其它用户帐户的详细记录。
n.|socius/homeboy;同伙,合谋
Cahoot 是一个英语俚语,常用于非正式场合,指两人或多人之间的秘密合作或共谋关系,通常带有负面或可疑的意图。该词最常见于短语"in cahoots with",表示“与……勾结”或“与……合谋”。例如:“The politician was accused of being in cahoots with corporate lobbyists.”(这名政治家被指控与企业游说者勾结。)
据《牛津英语词典》(Oxford English Dictionary)考证,cahoot 源于19世纪初的美式英语,可能源自法语单词"cahute"(意为“小屋”或“隐蔽处”),暗示私密或隐蔽的行为。早期用法中,该词多用于描述非法勾当,如走私或欺诈,但现代语境中也可用于中性或幽默表达,例如朋友间的合作计划。
“The investigation revealed that several companies were in cahoots to manipulate prices.”(调查显示多家公司合谋操纵价格。)
cahoot 是一个源自英语的非正式用词,通常以复数形式cahoots 出现,常见于短语“in cahoots with”,表示“与某人勾结或合作”,多含负面或秘密谋划的意味。以下是详细解析:
如需更多例句或语境分析,可参考权威词典网页。
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