take someone in

take someone in 1. accommodate someone as a lodger or because they are homeless or in difficulties 接纳为房客; 收留。 2. cheat, fool, or deceive someone 欺骗, 愚弄： she tried to pass this off as an amusing story, but nobody was taken in. 她想把这件事情当作一个有趣的故事混过去, 但没有人被骗。

• conference tables
• mean low water
• defrocked
• drown
• catchwork
• hilly
• salicyls
• pilot chart
• marquis
• writhingly
• family skeleton 或 skeleton in the closet
• music paper
• Engins
• funicular
• a big fish
• blend together
• imperativals
• thick films
• Deo gratias
• ice shelves
• club sodas
• aquacultured
• Bible college
• parley with
• Tanzanians
• ketols
• bronchopulmonary
• cahill
• forward-acting regulator
• gas up
• on sb's good side
• escapements
• air bump
• drown your sorrows
• hypotaxis
• Prorodon
• BOM
• aspectual
• a dead dog
• Dizful
• undecillionths
• arf
• orifice metering
• cesuras
• circumstantially
• turban stone
• cyanogens
• basculating fault
• turds
• teleshopped
• gharbi
• rearmings
• Top 40
• War Labor Board
• body mechanics
• scorpios
• preach to the converted
• jump aboard the bandwagon
• Adapertural
• acclimate
• ouroscopy
• ooziness
• to this day
• long drinks
• blue pikes
• overland flow
• Lancefield groups
• owsen
• savories
• pedagogies
• flashing-over
• bring someone down a notch or two
• personableness
• metall.
• tout ensembles
• contradance
• at the present
• crown antler
• exfoliation
• coast guard
• bloomfields
• ovipositors
• apically
• Boyner
• touch ground
• fly net
• twosome
• Edsel
• Buckle gauge
• in-prison
• carry something through to the end
• Sunna
• enough to make a cat laugh
• toponym
• hatcase
• orosomucoids
• Hattians
• invoker
• perceptibilities
• tridactylous