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21 hileyle elinden almak
v. cheat -
22 ihanet etmek
v. betray, deceive, play smb. false, two-time, double cross, cheat, rat, set down, stab -
23 kandırmamak
v. (neg. form of kandırmak) argue, bait, bamboozle, befool, beguile, cheat, con, cozen, deceive, delude, diddle, dish, dissuade, dupe, entice, fast talk, finagle, flimflam, fool, gammon, get round, gyp, hornswoggle, induce, intrigue, inveigle, jockey, jolly, kid, lead on -
24 kazık atmak
v. deceive, cheat, double cross, humbug, fob smb. off, Jew -
25 kazıklamak
v. cheat, overcharge, skin, bunco, chisel, clip, fleece, fob, fob smb. off, gouge, have smb. on, Jew, nick, put it on, put it over on, rook, sell, soak, sting, stuff smb., rush -
26 kazıklamamak
v. (neg. form of kazıklamak) cheat, overcharge, skin, bunco, chisel, clip, fleece, fob, fob smb. off, gouge, have smb. on, Jew, nick, put it on, put it over on, rook, sell, soak, sting, stuff smb., rush -
27 keklemek
v. cheat, outwit, deceive, mislead -
28 keklememek
v. (neg. form of keklemek) cheat, outwit, deceive, mislead -
29 razı etmek
v. persuade, bring over, bring, prevail on, prevail upon, argue smb. into smth., cajole, cheat, fast talk -
30 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 -
31 aldatmaa
[T aldatmak, Az aldatmaq, Tk alda(t)mak, from OT *al]: to deceive, to cheatA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > aldatmaa
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32 atlatmak
"to make jump; to leap sth over sth; (hastalýk) to recover from; to overcome; to escape, to elude, to avoid, to weather, to doge; to throw sth/sb off, to get rid of, to cheat, to evade" -
33 boynuzlamak
"to gore; to cuckold, to cheat" -
34 dolandırmak
to swindle, to cheat, to nick, to defraud, to bunk, to con, to screw -
35 dolandırıcı
swindler, cheat, confidence trickster, conman, crook, twister, fraud, shark -
36 dolandırıcılık
swindle, cheat, bunko, fraud, confidence trick, fiddle -
37 dümen
"rudder, helm; trick, swindle, cheat" -
38 gözü dışarıda
"dissatisfied with what one has; likely to cheat one's spouse" -
39 hakkını yemek
to be unfair (to sb), to cheat sb of his rights -
40 hile
trick, ruse, cheat, monkey business, wile, subterfuge, stratagem, fraud, deception, deceit, device, craft, do
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