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| 1. | The Chinese government has arrested several dissidents in an effort to foil a meeting of some members |
| 中国政府日前又拘留了几名异议人士，以阻止在浙江上海的一些中国民主党成员进行聚会。 |
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| 2. | serve as a foil to |
| 做￥的陪衬 |
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| 3. | to foil my ingenious plot to repopulate the planet with vegetation. |
| 来挫败我以植物占据地球的大阴谋 |
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| 4. | colder they would sit before Linda's small fireplace and its flaming coal, and plan audacious devices to |
| 天气渐冷，他们坐在琳达的小型壁炉面前，对着熊熊的煤火计划着怎样不顾一切地节省生活费用。 |
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| 5. | put to the foil |
| 挫败|击退 |
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| 6. | He was thwarted at every step by political obstacles(William E.H.Lecky.Tofoil is to defeat by or as if by outwitting, confounding, or disconcerting: |
| Foil被或似乎被欺骗、混淆或惊慌击败： |
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| 7. | Organized in１９８６to coordinate America's effort to foil terrorists overseas,the center has doubled its |
| 该中心组建于１９８６年，用来协调美国挫败海外恐怖分子的工作。 其人手自"９·１１"事件以来已经增加了一倍，现有１１００多名分析人员和密探。 |
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| 8. | To foil or cheat;ruin. |
| 阻挠，欺骗；毁灭 |
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| 9. | a sword similar to a foil but with a heavier blade. |
| 一种类似于钝剑却具有更重的刃的剑。 |
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| 10. | to set off; to serve as a foil to |
| 衬托 |
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