decoy

noun

1. something used to lure fish or other animals into danger so they can be trapped or killed

Synonym: baitlure

2. a beguiler who leads someone into danger (usually as part of a plot)

Synonym: steerer

verb

1. lure or entrap with or as if with a decoy

1. 诱饵;诱惑物;用作诱饵的人
If you refer to something or someone as a decoy, you mean that they are intended to attract people's attention and deceive them, for example by leading them into a trap or away from a particular place.

decoy

e.g. Nick acted as a decoy after the dog attacked a group of children swimming in the river.
那只狗攻击了在河里游泳的一群孩子后，尼克作诱饵要将其捉住。
e.g. He was booked on a flight leaving that day, but that was just a decoy.
他订了那天起飞的航班，但那不过是个诱饵。

2. (用于吸引野鸟的)假鸟
A decoy is a model of a bird that is used to attract wild birds towards it so that people can study them or shoot them.

1. 诱饵：但它对群敌没有MS那么从容和有效;对boss它又几乎k不动. 而且对ar要求很高. 最致命的是,它在使用后有小段时间的移动不能. 内视(Inner Sight),慢速箭(Slow Missiles),诱饵(Decoy)回避(Evade)建议也到14级这个坎;

2. decoy是什么意思

2. 假目标：实际上,提供一个假目标 (decoy) 来促进消费者做出选择,是商业上经常使用的手段. 大约直到一年多以前,经济学人杂志网站上三种订阅选择:

3. 引诱：Virilio用这个词汇来指称,运用引诱(decoy),分心(distraction),和误导(迷惑)(disinformation)等一堆技术,来构成现代英文意义中经典的「欺蒙」策略. 然而,这个标题更直接地暗示了「可能有意的」失望和幻灭,