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1 snyde
cheat, con, deceive, double-cross, have, screw, swindle* * *vb (snød, snydt)( narre) cheat, take in,T do;( uden objekt) cheat ( fx cheat at cards; you are cheating!),[ snyde lyset] snuff the candle;[ snyde næsen] blow one's nose;[ med præp & sig:][ snyde ham for] cheat (, T: do) him out of;[ blive snydt for] be cheated (, done) out of ( fx money; a chance);(= udeblive) cut a lesson;[ snyde i skat](dvs fuske med opgørelsen) fiddle one's income tax,( prøve at undgå) dodge income tax;[ den bil er du ikke snydt med] you've got your money's worth with that car; you won't regret having bought that car;[ snyde med regnskaberne] fiddle the accounts;[ snyde sig fra] shirk ( fx one's duty, the responsibility),T dodge ( fx the washing-up);[ snyde sig til at gøre noget] do something on the sly;[ han er som snydt ud af næsen på sin far] he is the living image (, T: the spit and image) of his father;[ snyde ved eksamen] cheat at an examination. -
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3 falskspiller
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4 bedrage
* * *vb( narre) deceive,T take in, cheat;( besvige) defraud, swindle;( vildlede, F) delude;( sin ægtefælle) be unfaithful to;[ bedrage ham for] cheat him (out) of,F defraud him of;[ skinnet bedrager] appearances are deceptive;[ den bedragne] the victim. -
5 falsk
подде́льный, фальши́вый* * *assumed, bogus, counterfeit, fake, fallacious, false, phon(e)y, sharp, two-faced, untrue* * *I. (et) forgery.II. adj false ( fx alarm, impression, information, name; diamonds, key; modesty, pride),( forfalsket også) fake ( fx antiques, diamonds, money),( forstilt) sham ( fx piety),(mere neds, fup-) bogus ( fx alibi, millionaire);( efterlavet) forged ( fx banknotes, cheque, passport, signature; billveksel),( især om penge) counterfeit ( fx coin, banknote, money, gem);( om person: upålidelig) false ( fx friend), deceitful ( fx she was a deceitful little flirt);(mus.) false ( fx note tone);[ være falsk mod en] play somebody false;III. adv falsely;[ spille falsk]( i musik) play out of tune;( i kortspil) cheat (at cards);[ sværge falsk] commit perjury;[ synge falsk] sing out of tune. -
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7 fup
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8 fupmager
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9 fuppe
hoodwink, hustle* * *vb fool, cheat, have, do (in). -
10 narre
1(én for ngt) одура́чивать, обма́нывать (кого-л. в чём-л.)* * *bamboozle, con, deceive, delude, dupe, fool, hoax, outwit* * *vb fool,T take in,( bedrage også) deceive;( skuffe) fail, disappoint;(fx ved ikke at komme) you must not fail me;F lure somebody away;( franarre) trick (el. do) somebody out of something ( fx he tricked me out of my money);( ikke lade få) do (el. cheat) somebody out of something ( fx he did me out of a trip to the USA which he had promised me);[ narre noget fra en] trick somebody out of something;[ lade sig narre af] be taken in by; be deceived by;[ den bil er du ikke narret med] you have got your money's worth with that car; you won't regret having bought that car;[ narre sig selv] deceive oneself;[ narre en til at gøre noget] trick somebody into doing something;[ narre en til at tro] induce somebody to believe. -
11 opdage
detect, discern, discover, discovery, sight, spot, strike* * *vb discover;( komme efter, blive klar over også) find, find out ( fx I found (out)(el. discovered) that I had been mistaken), realize;( opspore) detect ( fx a crime; a foreign aircraft had been detected in our airspace);( gennemskue) find out ( fx he tried to cheat but he was found out);( få øje på) catch sight of, see,T spot ( fx a friend in the crowd). -
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13 pudse
blacken, burnish, do, plaster, polish, preen, set (something or someone) on (someone), shine* * *I. vb( gøre blank) polish ( fx the silver);( rense) clean ( fx rifles, windows);( fjerne overflødige dele fra) trim ( fx meat),( træflade) smooth;( lægge kalkpuds på) plaster;[ med sb:][ pudse et lys] trim a candle;[ pudse næse(n)] blow one's nose;[ pudse næse på et barn] wipe a child's nose;[ pudse sko] polish (, clean) shoes,(am) shine shoes ( fx he shined my shoes);[ med adv:]( om tekst) put the finishing touches to;[ pudse op] polish up ( fx the silver),( sætte i stand) furbish up ( fx old furniture),(male op etc) smarten up,F renovate ( fx an old shop);(fig: genopfriske) polish (el. brush) up ( fx one's English), furbish up ( fx one's skill),T rub up.II. vb ( hidse):[ pudse en hund på én] set a dog on somebody;[ puds ham!] at him! go for him!III. vb -
14 snyderi
monkey business, trickery* * *(et -er)( det at snyde) cheating;( enkelt tilfælde) dishonest trick, swindle,(fx med regnskab) fiddle;[ det er noget snyderi] it is a cheat (, swindle, fiddle). -
15 spille
act, put on an act, bet, enact, gamble, impersonate, perform, play, portray, show* * *vb play ( fx a sonata, the piano, the violin, billiards, cards, football, half-back);( opføre) act, perform,( give sig ud for at være) pretend to be ( fx a doctor), act ( fx the hero);[ hvad spiller de?]( uden objekt) play ( fx he plays well; the organ is playing),( optræde) play, appear ( fx in Hamlet),(fig) pretend to be ( fx angry, ill, stupid);( spille hasard) gamble ( fx he gambles);( om lys) play ( fx the sunlight played on the water),( om flammer) play, flicker;( funkle) sparkle;[ med sb:][ spille en film] show a film;[ spille en grammofonplade] play a record;[ spille herre] play the master, lord it;[ spille hovedrollen] take the principal part, play the lead;[ spille klovn] play the clown;[ med præp & adv:][ spille noget bort] gamble something away;[ spille fallit] go bankrupt, fail;[ spille falsk]( i musik) play out of tune,( i kortspil) cheat (at cards);[ spille for én] play for (el. to) somebody;[ spille ind]( spille en rolle) enter into it ( fx I think jealousy enters into it), play a part;( gøre sig gældende) make itself felt;( indbringe) bring in,(se også indspille);( deltage) join in the game,( i kortspil) take a hand;[ spille med én] play with somebody;[ spille med musklerne] ripple one's muscles;(fig) flex one's muscles;[ spille mod] play (against) ( fx Denmark is to play (against) Norway);[ spille om noget] play for something;[ der spillede et smil om hans mund] a smile played (el. hovered) on his lips;[ spille op]( om orkester) strike up;( om børn: lave ballade) play up;[ spille en formue op] gamble away a fortune;[ spille sig op] warm up, get into one's stride;( om skuespiller) play up to;(flirte etc) make up to;( om musik) strike up ( fx a waltz);( om farver) shade into ( fx green shading into blue);[ spille på]( generelt) play ( fx the flute, the piano),( om bestemt instrument) play on ( fx it is the best piano I ever played on; he was playing on a drum);(fig) play on ( fx their fear);[ spille ud]( i kortspil) lead;(fig) make the first move;[ du spiller ud!] (it is) your lead!(fig) come up with a proposal;[ spille den ene stat ud mod den anden] play off one state against another.
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cheat´er — cheat «cheet», verb, noun. –v.i. to play or do business in a way that is not honest; practice deceit; act fraudulently: »He always cheats at cards if he can get away with it. –v.t. 1. to deceive or trick; swindle; defraud (of or out of): »The… … Useful english dictionary
Cheat — Cheat, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Cheated}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Cheating}.] [See {Cheat}, n., {Escheat}.] 1. To deceive and defraud; to impose upon; to trick; to swindle. [1913 Webster] I am subject to a tyrant, a sorcerer, that by his cunning hath… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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