shill
shill 英 [ʃɪl] 美 [ʃɪl]
n. 雇用骗子；诱饵 vt. 为…当雇用骗子 vi. 充当雇用骗子
名词复数:shills
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- n. 雇用骗子；诱饵
- vt. 为…当雇用骗子
- vi. 充当雇用骗子
- adj. 尖刻的（等于shrill）
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1. Beck, it turns out, is a shill for Goldline International, a precious metals concern, that is paying Beck to help generate business into its coffers.
这是一家贵重金属公司，雇佣贝克为其拉生意。
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2. With most online complaint boards open to almost anyone, users have grown conditioned to think that anyone singing a company's praises must be a paid shill.
由于大多数网上意见薄几乎向所有人开放，用户条件性的认为每一个表扬公司的人肯定是受雇的托儿。
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3. As a state senator and later as governor of Iowa, Mr. Vilsack promoted ethanol production and agricultural biotech, leading one consumer group to label him a “shill” for Monsanto.
作为州议员及州长，他推广乙醇生产技术和农业生物技术，结果被消费者组织冠以孟山都内鬼的称号。
- shill (n.) "one who acts as a decoy for a gambler, auctioneer, etc.," 1916, probably originally circus or carnival argot, probably a shortened form of shillaber (1913) with the same meaning, origin unknown. The verb is attested from 1914. Related: Shilled; shilling.
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