1.假装不见;默许,纵容,放任 (at)
2.共谋,成立默契,私通 (with)
3.【生】逐渐集中一处,靠合
1.to plan secretly, especially to do something that is illegal or immoral
2.to ignore behavior or an activity that is wrong, or to do nothing to stop it, so that you seem to approve of it
1.i have no doubt she has connived at your desertion of your duties and responsibilities , so do not expect me to show pleasure in seeing her.
毫无疑义，你的背弃义务与责任是她怂恿的，那么请你不要以为我将有一副笑脸去见她。
2.The general connived with the enemies of his country.
这个将军私通自己国家的敌人。
3.The law must be enforced, and those who broke it, or connived in covering up infringement, should be conspicuously punished.
国家要加强法律制约，凡有违反法律或纵容违法行为的，都必须受到显著惩罚。
4.The villagers, anxious for their thousand rupees, gladly connived at the fiction that she had shot the tiger.
村民们急于得到那1000卢比，愿意附合这个编造出来的故事，说是她打死了那只老虎。
5.They believe that the security forces must, at the very least, have connived at the brazen attack.
他们认为，至少是安全武装纵容了这一厚颜无耻的袭击。
6.Russia, after all, had just connived in the unconstitutional overthrow of Kurmanbek Bakiyev, a dictatorial president.
毕竟俄罗斯纵容了先前推翻独裁总统巴基耶夫的违宪举动。
7.Some fear China connived in his escape, hoping to sow discord among exiled Tibetans.
有些人担心中国默许了他的流亡，旨在希望他能够在流亡的藏民间散播不和。
8.Those who looted the country under Suharto, and the soldiers who connived at terrible abuses, have enjoyed almost total impunity.
那些在苏哈托（Suharto）统治下掠夺国家财富的人，以及严重滥用职权的军人几乎没有受到惩罚。
9.Most of the violence has been directed against institutions that (in popular belief) connived in the results.
人们普遍认为一些机构纵容了这些后果，多数暴力活动已将矛头指向了它们。
10.The people forget his simplicity and kindliness and remembered only that he had connived with thieves and Sheltered scoundrels.
人们忘记了他的朴素，厚道，只记得他曾私通盗贼，庇护恶棍。