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swindle

/swin-dl/US // ˈswɪn dl //UK // (ˈswɪndəl) //

诈骗,诓骗,拐骗,骗人

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
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    swin·dled, swin·dling.

    • : to cheat out of money or other assets.
    • : to obtain by fraud or deceit.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    swin·dled, swin·dling.

    • : to put forward plausible schemes or use unscrupulous trickery to defraud others; cheat.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an act of swindling or a fraudulent transaction or scheme.
    • : anything deceptive; a fraud: This advertisement is a real swindle.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nouncheating, stealing
Forms: swindled, swindling
verbcheat, steal
Forms: swindled, swindling
Synonyms
bilk胆小鬼con骗局,骗人,骗术,骗人的deceive哄骗,矇骗,欺瞒,矇混过关defraud诈骗,欺诈,诈欺,讹诈dupe欺瞒,欺骗,欺负人,欺负extort敲诈勒索,勒索,讹诈,敲诈fleece羊毛衫,羊毛,羊毛毡,羊毛制品gouge刮削,挖掉,挖出,抠hoodwink欺瞒,蒙骗,骗取,蒙蔽overcharge过度收费,过度充电,过量收费,滥收费用victimize受害人,受害者,受害,害人bamboozle斑竹,斑纹,斑鸠,斑马线beat打,殴打,拍打,击打clip夹子,剪辑,剪切,剪贴画cozen禅宗,禅,禅师,禅意diddle哆哆嗦嗦,哆哆嗦嗦的,哆来咪do做,做到,做什么,做事flimflam虚张声势,骗局,虚伪性,虚张声势的行为fool傻瓜,傻子,笨蛋,愚弄frame框架,框框,框,帧fudge软糖,软膏,软木,软饮料gull海鸥,海燕,海鷗,鸥类pluck采摘,拔掉,摘取,拔取rook洛克,蟑螂,洛克人,鹏程万里sandbag沙袋,沙包,砂袋,砂包scam骗局,诈骗,骗术,骗人shaft轴,轴心,轴线,轴上stiff僵硬的,坚硬的,僵硬,坚硬sting蜇伤,刺痛,蜇人,蜇伏sucker棒棒糖,棒棒哒,棒糖,棒棒棒trick诀窍,窍门,骗局,诡计trim修剪,修饰,修整,修剪的pull a fast one铤而走险,巧取豪夺,取巧,耍手段put one over on揍了一顿,扑倒在地rip off敲诈勒索,敲诈勒索罪,敲诈,敲诈勒索行为run a game on玩游戏,玩游戏的时候,玩玩,玩儿游戏sell a bill of goods售货单,卖单,售货单据,卖票set up设置,设立,设定,摆设take for a ride乘车,乘坐,坐车,兜兜转转take to the cleaners摆平,摆平一切,摆平此事,摆平一切的

Examples

  • Flimflam felt better in the mouth than swindle, and rubberneck was a more agreeable verb than crane.

  • An illegal stock tip is not the same thing as a swindle; but $68 million buys a lot of basketballs and BB guns.

  • Another way of looking at it: How many Bernard Madoffs would it take to swindle the US taxpayer out of $1.2 trillion?

  • I know where it claims to be, and I know it is just one big swindle from beginning to end.

  • He said it was a bad swindle and he knew many others who had lost their money, too, which I thought would please you.

  • Bois l'Hery's horses were unsound, Schwalbach's gallery was a swindle, Moessard's articles a recognised blackmail.

  • The whole thing was a cleverly-planned swindle, and unless you can get the bonds back you'll be out the money.

  • That is true, too,—although I somehow think Merrick is the prime mover in this swindle.