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Betrayed Meaning in English

word · lemma: betray

/bɪˈtɹeɪd/
bi-TRAYD
/bɪtɹˈeɪd/
bi-TRAYD

释义

Past form of 'betray'. It means to be disloyal to someone, break their trust, or give away a secret or important information that should have been protected.

用法与细微差别

Often used for personal relationships, secrets, and loyalty: 'betray a friend', 'betray trust', 'betray the country'. It is stronger and more emotional than 'disappoint'. It can also be used less literally in phrases like 'His face betrayed his fear', where it means something showed his true feelings.

例句

He betrayed his best friend for money.

basic

She felt betrayed when I told her secret.

basic

The spy betrayed his country.

basic

I trusted him for years, and he betrayed me in one moment.

natural

Her voice was calm, but her eyes betrayed her anger.

natural

It wasn't just a mistake—it felt like he betrayed our whole team.

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