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1 varati
cheat, swindle, deceive, varati se be mistaken* * *• chouse• cheat• rook• deceive• delude• dupe• trick• sham• swindle• humbug• hoodwink• beguile• mug• mystify -
2 prevara
f deception, deceit, imposition, swindle, imposture, scam, fraud, cheat, foul dealing, trick, trickery; sl rip-off I na -u fraudulently, by/through fraud (ili deception, deceit itd.); ući na -u get in by a trick, cheat one's way in; izvući na -u cheat/con* * *• fake• imposture -
3 utajivač poreza
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4 izvarati
vt pf cheat thoroughly, finish cheating, cheat all/every itd. -
5 izmamiti
vt pf get/draw out (of)? draw forth, elicit I izmamiti na lijep način coax/wheedle/flatter out of smb.; - novae na prevaru cheat/trick smb. out of his money; izmamiti smiješak raise/ /coax a smile out of* * *• entice• scrounge• wheedle -
6 obmanuti
vt pf delude, fool (- zavarati) beguile, throw dust into smb's eyes; mislead; mistify; use sham, use false pretenses; (za šalu) hoax; deceive itd. (- prevariti)* * *• cheat• delude• dupe• impose• bluff• beguile• mislead• nick -
7 obmanjivati
vt impf delude, mislead itd. (-obmanuti) iter delude/mislead itd. repeatedly* * *• cheat• deceive• mug -
8 podvaliti
vtpf trick, sell a bill of goods itd. -prevariti, podmetnuti; (uvaliti nekome) foist (ili fob off, palm off) on one; (gredu) roll under* * *• cheat• set up someone• ramp -
9 prevariti
delude, palm off, double cross, hoax, cozen, befool* * *• circumvent• chicane• cheat• chisel• chouse• screw• rope in• seduce• rope• rook• diddle• defraud• deceive• dupe• disappoint• double cross• trick• victimize• wile• sell• set up• skunk• spoof• stick• string along• take in• juggle• let down• fool• flimflam• gyp• get round• hoodwink• bilk• bamboozle• beguile• befool• cozen• con• overrach• mulct• nick -
10 prijevara
guile, humbug, do, bluff, deceit, dupery, bamboozlement, deception, swindle, take in* * *• bunco• bubble• cheat• chicanery• seduction• ruse• deception• delusion• deceit• double cross• duplicity• dupery• dodge• trumpery• trick• wile• sham• setup• swindle• eyewash• fake• flimflam• fraud• gyp• gammon• guile• grift• gimmick• imposture• humbug• hoax• bilk• bluff• blind• confidence trick• phishing• plant• lurk• racket -
11 varalica
impostor, bilker, bilk, deluder, beguiler, deceiver, bluffer, swindler, tricker* * *• cheat• charlatan• rook• scoundrel• rogue• deceiver• duffer• duper• dodger• shark• sharper• sham• shaver• stool pigeon• swindler• quack• grafter• imposer• impostor• humbug• beguiler• bluffer• crook• pacifier• mountebank -
12 izvarati se
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13 navarati
vt pf cheat/swindle itd. (- varati) repeatedly itd. (- izvarati) -
14 navarati se
vr pf cheat/swindle one's fill -
15 prikratiti
vt pf (zakinuti); (pravo) cheat one out of his right, not give one's due, stint one in his due, fig shortchange, deprive; (vrijeme) beguile the time | nemam s čime prikratiti vrijeme time hangs heavily on my hands -
16 utajivač
m (poreza) tax evader/cheat; - pronevjeriti
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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
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cheat — [chēt] n. [ME chete < eschete: see ESCHEAT] 1. the act of deceiving or swindling; deception; fraud 2. a person who defrauds, deceives, or tricks others; swindler 3. CHESS2 vt. 1. to deal with dishonestly for one s own gain; defraud; sw … English World dictionary
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