1.Some become misguided by charlatans touting cures.

一些被江湖术士蛊惑了。

2.Like the charlatan who counterfeits a spiritual force he has sometimes felt, they lose the power they have abused.

正如一个假内行有时也会感觉到自己在无中生有地伪造某件器物精神价值一样，人们已经失掉了他们用之过滥赏识能力。

3.“Crone! ” roared the charlatan. “Your cackling has cost me dear!

“干瘪老太婆！”江湖骗子咆哮着说，“你大笑让我吃了大亏！

4.So is this the story of a scientific charlatan who was eventually found out? Not quite.

那么，这一个科学江湖骗子最终被揭露故事？不完全。

5.In a blog post Vote Leave's campaign director, Dominic Cummings, called Wiley, quote, a fantasist charlatan and dismissed his testimony.

“投票退欧”运动主席多米尼克·卡明斯在博文中称怀利“骗子”，同时驳斥了他证词。

6.The charlatan stowed the treasure safely in his own house and returned to the palace grounds.

江湖骗子把这些财宝存放在自己家里，然后回到了王宫庭院里。

7.Seeking a vent for his fear and his anger, the charlatan approached the window of Babbitty the washerwoman.

为了发泄他恐惧和愤怒，江湖骗子走到了洗衣妇巴比蒂窗口。

8.The charlatan gave one of the twigs to the King and assured him that it was a wand of tremendous power.

江湖骗子把一根树枝递给了国王，信誓旦旦地说这一根威力无比魔杖。

9.Astrologers are charlatans and what they tell their customers is phony.

Armond：占星家江湖骗子，他们告诉客户都假。机翻

10.In anti-aging there are lots of charlatans.

在抗衰老方面有很多江湖骗子。机翻

11.'You think me a charlatan because I aim at things that are unknown to you.

“你认为我个江湖骗子， 因为我目标你不知道事情。机翻

12.Haddo is merely a scoundrel and a charlatan.

哈多不过个无赖和江湖骗子。机翻

13.I don't care what this charlatan has to say about anything.

我不在乎那江湖骗子说过什么。

14.The word charlatan once thrown on the air could not be let drop.

" 江湖郎中" 这个词一旦被抛到空中, 就再也不能被丢弃了。机翻

15.I got this cordial at Rome, of an Italian charlatan—a fellow you would have kicked, Carter.

我在罗马喝了一杯意大利江湖骗子鸡尾酒——卡特，你会踢他。机翻

16.A charlatan is someone who lies in order to make you think that they know something.

江湖骗子为了让您认为他们知道某事而撒谎人。机翻

17.There are lots of charlatans on the Internet, for example, about almost every topic.

例如，互联网上有很多江湖骗子，几乎涉及每个话题。机翻

18.The physicians of Nuremberg denounced him as a quack, a charlatan, and an impostor.

纽伦堡医生谴责他庸医、江湖骗子和骗子。机翻

19.I hasten to add, to anticipate possible misconception, that he was not the least of a charlatan.

为了防止可能误解， 我赶紧补充说， 他一点也不像江湖骗子。机翻

20.To one he was a great master and to the other an impudent charlatan.

对一个人来说， 他一位伟大大师， 对另一个人来说， 他一个无礼江湖骗子。机翻