1.〈美俚〉(道旁摊贩引诱顾客的)假购物同伙;(勾引赌客入局的)赌棍同伙;囮子,托儿;(貌似公正实为某一集团或部门谋取私利的)代言人,代理人
1.someone who pretends to be interested in something in order to persuade other people to buy it or do it
1.Referring to this choice, he humorously said he had been always cheating himself, thinking he could handle both shills and management.
谈到这方面的抉择时，他开玩笑说自己一直在自欺，认为能够既在技术上有所长又能够把管理做好。
2.But, the auction shills , look down upon the poor and flatter the rich are still exist.
但是，拍卖场上画廊雇托护盘和嫌贫爱富的状况依然存在；
3.Beware of shills - " decoy " references paid by a plan's promoter to lie about their earnings through the plan .
当心雇用骗子，由计划发起者花钱举荐的“假鸟”在对这个计划的盈利能力说谎。
4.He discusses corrupt politicians and central bankers, and all the shills for statism in academia and the media.
他讨论了腐败的政治家和中央银行行长，以及学术界和媒体中国家主义的所有代言人。
5.Mary: There are shills . A shill is someone who bids up the price of their own sale.
玛丽︰有些人是炒手。炒手就是那种把自己拍卖的东西价钱哄抬炒高的人。
6.While they watched, shills planted by the scientists immediately liquored up.
当志愿者四顾观察时，由研究人员安插进去的“托”儿就立刻狂饮起来。
7.Don't waste your time arguing with these shills, you're just making sure they are paid more. Down vote them and move on.
不要浪费时间同这些雇佣来的骗子们争论，你只要确定他们是被雇佣的就够了，点反对然后走人。
8.Who Could Hold The Shills of Brand Marketing?
谁能掌握品牌营销之“道”？。
9.There are the shills pretending to play the game - sometimes winning sometimes losing.
有一些骗子的同伙伪装成路人玩那个游戏-有时赢有时输。