1.纵容的;诡计多端的
1.connive的现在分词形式
1.dishonest in a clever way, especially in order to get something that you want or in order to harm someone
1.the present participle of connive
1.On his way, he'll cross 36 lands, each packed with clever puzzles, conniving foes, ominous obstacles.
在他的途中，他将跨越36的土地，每个包装巧妙的谜题，纵容敌人，不祥的障碍。
2.When he entered politics in 1994, few gave credence to his claim to be a victim of conniving communist judges; now it is widely believed.
1994年他初涉政坛之时。压根没人相信他是什么阴险的共产法官的受害者；现在这却已经不言自明。
3.Vigilant Eurosceptics are usually keen to see conniving genius in European federalists.
警惕的欧洲怀疑派通常密切的关注欧洲联邦制拥护者的密谋才能。
4.And conniving was Tesla's specialty, even before he availed himself of the Sentinels' hospitalities .
阴谋诡计是泰斯拉的专长，即使他在成为哨兵同盟的“客人”之前也是如此。
5."We will investigate if the leaders of the prison were conniving in this, " Paulo Gomes, a state prosecutor, told reporters.
「我们将调查狱政主管是否刻意纵容此事」，州检察官保罗.葛梅兹告诉记者。
6.McDonald s, the service system, and sometimes a bit harsh on the employees. but this is even more conniving advantage of human behavior.
麦当劳，服务体系，有时有点苛刻的雇员。但更纵容利用人类的行为。
7.Being punished while making mistake is perfectly justified. Conniving at blunder even crime may result in irremediable complexion.
犯了错误受到惩罚是天经地义的。纵容犯错甚至犯罪，可能会导致不可收拾的局面。
8.In Andrew's imagination everyone around him thinks (or will soon discover) that he's really worthless, conniving and self-involved.
在他的想象中，身边的每个人都认为（或者将会很快发现）他其实一无是处，城府极深，还非常自以为是。
9.The jury heard dozens of conversations that showed him as foul-mouthed, boastful and conniving.
陪审团听到了很多谈话，证明他是一个满嘴脏话，夸夸奇谈而且搞阴谋的人。
10.but also, sometimes, out of a conviction that conniving in their own deaths will help the Party.
也有一些时候，他们这样做是出于一种默许自己的被害能帮助党的信念。