1.So I finagled my way onto the plane.

所以我用计谋上了飞机。机翻

2." Better yet, " he says, " I may be able to finagle something."

“更好的是， ” 他说，“我也许可以骗一些东西。机翻

3.I was. I finagled an invitation into the inner sanctum. Yeah.

我曾是。我骗取了一份进入内部密室的邀请函。是的。机翻

4." To finagle" means to be, perhaps, very smart about something, very clever.

“To finagle” 的意思是，也许，对某事非常聪明， 非常聪明。机翻

5.Of course. So predictable. But what isn't predictable is that you finagled a ticket to this.

本不用猜 不过猜不的是你居能拿这派对的入场券。

6.That's Lerit Klemmer, and I managed to finagle an invitation to her 12th birthday party in Brooklyn's Prospect Park.

那是勒里特·克莱默 (Lerit Klemmer)，我设法邀请她参加在鲁克林展望公园举行的 12 岁生日派对。机翻

7.Better yet, I may be able to finagle something, maybe push back that appointment until she gets back to the office.

更好的是，我也许可以骗取一些东西，也许可以推迟约会， 直她公室。机翻

8.In the year 2000, a man finagled his way into a meeting with John Antioco, the CEO of Blockbuster, and proposed a partnership to manage Blockbuster's fledgling online business.

2000年，一位男士用尽法见了百事达首席执行官约翰·安提奥科，并提议与他建立合作伙伴关系，来管理百事达刚刚起步的在线业务。

9.Journalists who manage to finagle access can feel they owe a company and its executives and, in turn, write meek and sympathetic accounts rather than penetrating prose.

那些设法获得访问权的记者会感自己欠了公司及其高管的情， 因此，他们会撰写温和、富有同情心的报道， 而不是尖锐的散文。机翻

10.Muraveisky kept Goncharov's sardonic definition of the " English way" of opening Japan: enter the Japanese ports, disembark without permission, and if the Japanese object, finagle a pretext for declaring war.

穆拉维斯基保留了冈察洛夫对开放日本的“英国方式”的讽刺定义：进入日本港口，未经许可下船，如果日本反对，就找借口宣战。机翻

11.As I try to finagle our objects into roughly the same arrangement of our painting, it becomes clear that while Peeters' items are incredibly realistically rendered, the view she provides us isn't photographic.

我试图将我们的物体置成与我们的绘画大致相同的局时，很明显， 虽皮特斯的物品渲染得非常逼真，但她为我们提供的视图并不是摄影的。机翻