connive [kəˈnaɪv]

例句:

• To buy things cheaply from a poor country is to connive in its poverty.
  低价从贫穷国家采购是加重其贫穷的不义之举。
  
• She was obliged to connive at her husband's infidelity.
  她不得不默许丈夫对她的不忠.
  
• The prisoners paid the guards to connive at their escape.
  囚犯们贿赂看守,使看守默许他们越狱.
  
• The government thought it expedient occasionally to connive at the violation of this rule.
  来自Ld Macaulay
• If you had access to billions of dollars, you would connive with the Swiss banks and stash it away.
  来自NEWYORKER