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1·People often mistake the self - proclaimed expert as a charlatan, but he actually has some useful knowledge.

人们常常把那个自称专家的人误认为是江湖骗子，但他实际上有一些有用的知识。youdao

2·The fair had a performer who seemed like a charlatan at first glance, yet his tricks amazed the audience.

集市上有个表演者，乍一看像个江湖骗子，但他的魔术让观众惊叹不已。youdao

3·The so - called life coach was suspected to be a charlatan, but his advice did help some people.

那个所谓的人生导师曾被怀疑是个骗子，但他的建议确实帮助了一些人。youdao

4·A charlatan was promoting a new product at the mall, and many people gathered to listen.

一个江湖骗子在商场里推销一种新产品，很多人都围过来听。youdao

5·Some might think the old man is a charlatan because of his strange ways, but he is actually very wise.

有些人可能会因为那个老人行为古怪而认为他是个骗子，但他实际上很有智慧。youdao

6·The charlatan at the carnival claimed to tell fortunes, attracting a long line of curious people.

狂欢节上那个江湖骗子声称能算命，吸引了一大排好奇的人。youdao

7·The group of friends debated whether the street magician was a true artist or a charlatan.

那群朋友在争论那个街头魔术师是真正的艺术家还是江湖骗子。youdao

8·The charlatan offered to teach people special skills, and several were interested in learning.

那个江湖骗子提出要教人们特殊技能，有几个人很感兴趣想要学习。youdao

9·The town had a man who was often labeled a charlatan, but he was kind - hearted in fact.

镇上有个人常被贴上骗子的标签，但实际上他心地很善良。youdao

10·A charlatan was giving a speech at the park, and his words sounded quite convincing at first.

一个江湖骗子在公园里演讲，他的话一开始听起来很有说服力。youdao

骗子

1·The charlatan boasted that he could charm off any disease.

这个江湖骗子吹牛说他能用符咒治好各种疾病。

2·Logue won't indulge his patient's stuffiness, while Bertie considers Logue a charlatan until a breakthrough moment that involves Hamlet's soliloquy and a recording machine.

洛格不愿纵容他的病人的自负，而伯蒂则一直认为他的医生是一个江湖骗子，直到某个涉及哈姆雷特独白和录音机的突破性契机。

3·In spite of his boasts of having cured many people, he was nevertheless shown up as a charlatan.

尽管那人夸口说他治好了许多人的病，但他还是被揭穿为一个江湖骗子。

江湖骗子

1·Incapable of moral clarity, he could never quite admit to himself that he was a charlatan and that his scheme was an impossible fiasco.

由于缺乏明确的道德准则，他从来不承认自己是一个江湖骗子以及他的计划是个彻底的失败品。

庸医

1·A charlatan murders without a knife.

庸医杀人不用刀。《新英汉大辞典》