conspired

v.

密谋( conspire的过去式和过去分词 )；搞阴谋；（事件等）巧合；共同导致

1. They conspire against the government.
   他们阴谋推翻政府。
2. But if any force tries to conspire and work against the people's will, we might be compelled to take that way despite our unwillingness.
   但是如果有人试图搞阴谋反对人民的意愿，那么我们将被迫做我们不愿做的事。

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