1.
To plot(something evil.
密谋，图谋图谋策划（邪恶之事）
2.
A trick, a scheme, or an intrigue.
密谋诡计、计策或图谋
3.
To plan, arrange, or plot(a crime, for example) in advance.
预谋预先计划、安排或图谋（如犯罪）
4.
The act of tricking or scheming, especially with malicious intent.
阴谋欺诈或图谋的行为，尤指带有恶意
5.
They swore the peace against him.
他们控告他图谋行凶。
6.
He is scheming for the collapse of the Government.
他在图谋颠覆政府。
7.
He is scheming the downfall of his rivals.
他在图谋打倒他的敌人。
8.
He endured hardships to plan retaliation.
他卧薪尝胆, 图谋报复。
9.
rebels scheming for the overthrow of the leadership
图谋推翻领导的叛乱者
10.
They made no attempt to escape/at escaping.
他们并未图谋逃跑。
11.
They plotted to overthrow the government.
他们图谋颠覆政府。
12.
However, Britain's schemes failed.
但英国的图谋未能得逞。
13.
The enemy have designs upon this island.
敌人图谋夺取这个岛。
14.
He contrived to make the matter worse.
他图谋使事情恶化。
15.
His enemies engineered his downfall.
他的仇敌图谋把他搞垮.
16.
a conspiracy of silence
保持缄默的约定((为图谋私利而共谋将某事保密))
17.
To engage in secret or underhand schemes;plot.
耍阴谋，图谋参加秘密的或不光彩的计划；施诡计
18.
having or showing or acting with a purpose or design.
有目的、有图谋或表现出有目的、有企图。