1.Although it can whip up public opinion and hoodwink some people for a while, it cannot do so for long.
尽管一时可以起到制造舆论、蒙骗视听的作用，但毕竟不可能骗人于长久。
2.To deceive; hoodwink.
欺骗；蒙混
3.To take in by elaborate methods of deceit; hoodwink.
欺骗，迷惑用精心设计的方法进行欺骗；蒙蔽
4.To hoodwink; deceive.
欺诈；欺骗
5.The current confusion over the value system, unhealthy media competition, a small group of people who take to the streets over the slightest dispute, unfair distribution of resources for education and health care, and waste of public funds, are all undeniable facts. The promise of better welfare benefits has become the most effective means for politicians to hoodwink voters.
当前台湾社会价值观念的混淆，媒体的恶性竞争，少部分民众的动辄聚众抗争，教育、医疗资源的分配不公、过度浪费都是事实，社会福利的日趋浮滥更成了政客骗取选票的最佳利器。
6.Ladle in a few ultra-left phrases to hoodwink the audience
加进一些极“左”的词句来欺骗听众。
