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81 trapicheo
m.1 fiddle (negocio sucio).2 scheme (tejemaneje).estoy harto de sus trapicheos I'm sick of his scheming3 wheeling and dealing, wheeling and dealing around, hawking, peddling.* * *1 familiar fiddling, jiggery-pokery\andar con trapicheos / andarse con trapicheos familiar to be involved in shady dealings, be on the fiddle* * *a) (fam) ( negocio) shady dealb) trapicheos masculino plural (fam) ( tejemanejes) scheming, dealing* * *a) (fam) ( negocio) shady dealb) trapicheos masculino plural (fam) ( tejemanejes) scheming, dealing* * ** * *
Del verbo trapichear: ( conjugate trapichear)
trapicheo es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
trapicheó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
trapichear
trapicheo
trapichear verbo intransitivo
1 familiar to scheme, contrive
2 to deal at retail
trapicheo m fam scheming, contriving: no tiene trabajo, se dedica al trapicheo, he hasn't really got a job, he just gets along by wheeling and dealing
* * *trapicheo nmFam1. [negocio sucio] shady activity;trapicheos shady business;se dedica al trapicheo de droga he deals drugs2. [tejemaneje] scheme;estoy harto de sus trapicheos I'm sick of his scheming* * *m famshady deal fam -
82 trampería
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83 muffens
adj. funny business, foul play, jiggery-pokery -
84 лажа
ж жарг.1) (обдурювання, нездійснення чогось) hanky-panky2) (дурниця, нісенітниця) jiggery-pokery, crock, claptrap, flap-doodleвсе, що він сказав, суцільна лажа — all what he told us is crock of shit
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85 dolap
n. collusion, cupboard, cabinet, closet, wardrobe, water wheel, cabal, cheating, cuddy, dodge, dope, doubling, flimflam, frame up, game, hutch, imposture, intrigue, jiggery pokery, machination, machinations, maneuver, manoeuvre [Brit.], ramp* * *1. cabinet 2. cupboard 3. locker -
86 üçkâğıt
n. trick, wheeler dealing, swindle, wheeling and dealing, frame up, cheat, fiddle, gadget, have, hocus pocus, hokey pokey, hoky poky, humbug, jiggery pokery, rouser, ruse, skin game, wile -
87 tripotage
tʀipɔtaʒ nmpéjoratif jiggery-pokery* * *tripotage nm1 ( attouchements) groping ¢;2 ( intrigue) skulduggery ¢; les tripotages électoraux electoral skulduggery. -
88 шмекерия
artifice, trick, ruse, swindle, sharp practice, gag, flim-flam, ам. разг. monkeybusiness; sleight of hand* * *шмекерѝя,ж., -и разг. artifice, trick, ruse, swindle, sharp practice, gag, flim-flam, амер. разг. monkey business; sleight of hand, jiggery-pokery; амер. hanky-panky; sl. gyp.* * *artifice* * *artifice, trick, ruse, swindle, sharp practice, gag, flim-flam, ам. разг. monkeybusiness; sleight of hand -
89 hanky-panky
hanky-panky (inf) [ˈhæŋkɪˈpæŋkɪ]* * * -
90 achterbaks gedoe
n. jiggery pokery -
91 superchería
• cheating• fraud• jiggery-pokery• piece of trickery• superstition -
92 вздор
разг.
nonsense, rubbish, trash; bosh, fiddle-de-dee (в значении междометия)* * ** * *nonsense, rubbish, trash* * *absurditybalderdashbaloneyboloneyboshbullflim-flamflummeryfollyhog-washjiggery-pokerykiboshmoonshinemushpoppycockrigmarolerubbishtrashtripetruckwind -
93 ерунда
только ед.; разг.
1) nonsense
2) (пустяк)
trifle, small/trifling matter* * ** * *nonsense, rot, rubbish* * *balderdashbaloneyboloneyboshflim-flamfollygadgetjiggery-pokerykiboshpoppycockrubbishtrash -
94 козни
мн.; ед. кознь
intrigues, plots, machinations, crafty designs* * ** * *ед. кознь intrigues, plots, machinations* * * -
95 чепуха
только ед.; разг.
1) nonsense
2) (пустяк, ерунда)
trifle, trifling matter* * ** * *nonsense, rot, rubbish* * *ballyhoobaloneybollocksfiddle-de-deeflim-flamjiggery-pokerymushnonsensepunktripewaffle -
96 интриги
intriguesjiggery-pokerymachinationmachinationsmischief-making -
97 кознь
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intrigues, jiggery-pokery -
98 machináció
(DE) Machination {e}; intrigierendem; (EN) engineering; enginery; intriguing; jiggery-pokery; machination -
99 mesterkedés
(DE) Machenschaft {e}; intrigierendem; Drechselei {e}; (EN) art; engineering; enginery; huckstering; intriguing; jiggery-pokery; manipulation -
100 hochsztapler|ka
f pejor. 1. (oszustka) swindler pejor., impostor pejor. 2. sgt pot. (oszustwo) jiggery-pokery U GB pot.; swindle pot.; fraud C/U- to, co robisz, to hochsztaplerka what you’re doing is fraudThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hochsztapler|ka
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jiggery-pokery — n. A verbal misrepresentation intended to take advantage of a person in some way. Syn: trickery, hocus pocus, slickness, hanky panky, skulduggery, skullduggery. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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jiggery-pokery — jig|ger|y po|ker|y [ˌdʒıgəri ˈpəukəri US ˈpou ] n [U] BrE informal secret dishonest activity to make something seem what it is not ▪ There s been some jiggery pokery with the figures … Dictionary of contemporary English
jiggery-pokery — old fashioned secret activities that are not honest. We suspect there s been some financial jiggery pokery going on in the accounts department … New idioms dictionary
jiggery-pokery — noun (U) BrE informal secret dishonest activity to make something seem what it is not: social jiggery pokery behind the scenes … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
jiggery-pokery — noun Etymology: probably alteration of Scots joukery pawkery, from jouk to dodge, cheat + pawk trick, wile Date: circa 1892 underhanded manipulation or dealings ; trickery … New Collegiate Dictionary
jiggery-pokery — noun /ˌdʒɪɡ.ɹ.iˈpəʊ.kəɹ.i,ˌdʒɪɡ.ɚ.iˈpoʊ.kɚ.i/ Trickery or misrepresentation. Syn: hanky panky, skulduggery, trickery … Wiktionary
jiggery-pokery — jig|ge|ry po|ke|ry [ ,dʒıgəri poukəri ] noun uncount MAINLY BRITISH INFORMAL dishonest behavior that is intended to trick people, often in business or politics … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
jiggery-pokery — noun informal, chiefly Brit. deceitful or dishonest behaviour. Origin C19: prob. a var. of Scots joukery pawkery, from jouk (see jouk) … English new terms dictionary