concocted

英 [kənˈkɒktɪd]

美 [kənˈkɑːktɪd]

v.  调制，调合，配制(尤指食物或饮料); 虚构，杜撰，编造(故事、借口等)
concoct的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：concocted　过去式：concocted　

COCA.45366

柯林斯词典

• VERB 编造;捏造
  If youconcoctan excuse or explanation, you invent one that is not true.
  1. Mr Ferguson said the prisoner concocted the story to get a lighter sentence.
     弗格森先生说犯人捏造了这件事儿以求轻判。
• VERB 调制，调配(尤指不寻常之物)
  If youconcoctsomething, especially something unusual, you make it by mixing several things together.
  1. Eugene was concocting Rossini Cocktails from champagne and pureed raspberries.
     尤金当时正在用香槟和覆盆子酱调配罗西尼鸡尾酒。
  2. ...a specially concocted massage oil.
     特制按摩精油

双语例句

• She had concocted the whole story from dribs and drabs of gossip picked up at back doors and in the shops.
  她根据人们家里讲的和商店听来的闲言碎语拼凑成了这个故事。
• If that isn't complicated enough, some of the most toxic financial products were actually 'synthetic' CDOs, in which Wall Street concocted securities that behaved like bonds.
  如果这还不够复杂的话，那么最毒的金融产品中还有一些其实是合成式CDO，华尔街炮制出这类表现得像债券一样的CDO。
• Mother concocted a rich dinner from leftovers.
  母亲用剩余的食物做了一顿丰盛的晚饭。
• He's concocted an elaborate story about where he was that night.
  他已经为自己那天晚上的去向编主编造了一套谎话。
• They concocted false evidence against him.
  他们捏造对他不利的假证据。
• The French claim that visiting cards first appeared in their land in the seventeenth century while the Chinese seek to prove that visiting cards were invented by their ancestors shortly after they had concocted explosive powder.
  法国人认为拜访卡于十七世纪在他们的土地上率先出现，而中国人则设法证明拜访卡是在他们的祖先发明了火药后不久发明的。
• You've obviously concocted some conspiracy in that head of yours.
  很明显你头脑里在捏造阴谋。
• It always arrives several days early and the birthday check inside holds a brainteaser& an idea Dad concocted when greeting cards became one of his duties.
  它总是提前数日到达，而里面的生日支票上有一个谜语&当写贺卡成为爸爸的职责之一后，他想出了这么个主意。
• And Ajmal Shad, director of the flood forecasting division of the Pakistan meteorological department, told SciDev. Net: "The AGU study results are a concocted story".
  而巴基斯坦气象部的洪水预测部门主任AjmalShad告诉本网站说：“AGU的研究结果是一个捏造的故事”。
• Something serving to conceal plans; a fictitious reason that is concocted in order to conceal the real reason.
  用以隐瞒计划的东西；编造出来隐瞒真正原因的虚构理由。