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21 крутій
чcheat, rogue, swindler, shuffler; pettifogger; ( у грі) leg -
22 нагрівати
= нагріти1) to warm, to heat2) ( обдурювати) to swindle, to cheatнагріти руки — to line one's pocket, to feather one's nest
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23 обважувати
= обважитиto deceive in weighting; to cheat in weighing, to give short weight -
24 обводити
= обвести1) ( супроводжувати когось) to lead round3) ( про малюнок) to outline, to contour4) (y футболі, хокеї) to dodge, to outplay5)обвести навколо пальця — to dupe, to cheat, to take in, to deceive
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25 обділяти
= обділитиto allot shares unfairly, to do out of one's ( fair) share (of), to deprive of one's due share (of); to cheat (smb.) out of his rightful share, to give (smb.) less than his due do (smb.) out of his share, not to let (smb.) have his fair share; to deprive (smb.) -
26 обдурювати
= обдуритиto deceive, to take in; to befool, to entrap; ( з метою наживи) to defraud, to cheat, to dupe; ( шахрайством) to swindle; ( жартома) to play a hoax (on, at the expense of); ( морочити) to cozen -
27 обкручувати
= обкрутити1) to twist, to wring; to enwind, to turn, to twirl; to whirl2) to enmeshобкрутити круг пальця — to cheat, to dupe, to deceive, to take in
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28 обманщик
чdeceiver; fraud; cheat, impostor, trickster, cozener -
29 обманювати
= обманутиto deceive; to cheat, to trick -
30 обмірювати
= обміряти, обміряти1) ( вимірювати) to measure2) ( недомірювати) to cheat in measuring, to give short measure -
31 обраховувати
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32 обходити
= обійти1) to go ( all) round; ( відвідувати) to make the round (of); to visit; ( про лікаря) to make ( to go) one's round(s)2) військ. to turn, to flank3) (обминати, уникати) to pass by ( over), to avoid, to leave outобходити мовчанкою — to pass by ( over) in silence; to elide
обходити стороною — to avoid smth., to pass smth. by
4) ( про закон) to evade, to get round, to circumventобходити закон — to evade the law, to go beyond the law
5) тк. док. ( обдурити) to cheat, to deceive6) тк. недок. ( стосуватися)це мене не обходить — it doesn't concern me, it is not my business
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33 одурювати
= одуритиto deceive, to cheat; to trick -
34 охмуряти
to cheat, to swindle -
35 ошуканець
deceiver, cheat, fraud, impostor -
36 ошукувати
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37 пересмикувати
= пересмикнутиto pull ( to draw) over; карт. to swindle, to cheat; ( спотворювати) to distort, to misrepresent, to juggle with, to slant -
38 піддурювати
= піддурити( з метою наживи) to deceive, to take in; to cheat, to dupe, to befool; ( про шахрайство) to swindle; ( жартома) to play a hoax (on, at the expense of) -
39 підтасовувач
ч; ж - підтасовувачкаperson who stacks cards for foul play, cheat, sharper -
40 шарлатан
чcharlatan, mountebank, fraud, quack; ( дурисвіт) impostor, cheat
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