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1 aldatmak
v. cheat, delude, two-time, be unfaithful; deceive, defraud, fake, feint, bamboozle, bilk, cuckold, do down, double cross, play smb. false, finagle, fox, gammon, gull, gyp, have, hocus, hoodwink, hornswoggle, humbug, palter, put it over on, sell* * *cheat -
2 aldatmamak
v. (neg. form of aldatmak) cheat, delude, two-time, be unfaithful; deceive, defraud, fake, feint, bamboozle, bilk, cuckold, do down, double cross, play smb. false, finagle, fox, gammon, gull, gyp, have, hocus, hoodwink, hornswoggle, humbug, palter, put it over on, sell -
3 borç takmak
v. bilk -
4 dolandırmak
v. swindle, cheat, spoof, gold brick, rotate, double cross, take in, bilk, bunco, chisel, con, cozen, defraud, diddle, do, do down, do in, flimflam, gammon, gull, gyp, have, hornswoggle, jockey, nick, nobble, racketeer, rook -
5 dolandırmamak
v. (neg. form of dolandırmak) swindle, cheat, spoof, gold brick, rotate, double cross, take in, bilk, bunco, chisel, con, cozen, defraud, diddle, do, do down, do in, flimflam, gammon, gull, gyp, have, hornswoggle, jockey, nick, nobble, racketeer, rook -
6 ödememek
v. (neg. form of ödemek) not to pay, repudiate, bilk
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