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1 conned
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2 con
∎ don't try to con me! n'essayez pas de me faire marcher!;∎ I've been conned! je me suis fait avoir!, on m'a eu!;∎ he conned us into buying it il nous a persuadés de l'acheter et nous nous sommes fait avoir;∎ they were conned out of £500 ils se sont fait arnaquer de 500 livres2 noun(c) (disadvantage) contre m;∎ the pros and cons le pour et le contre►► familiar con artist arnaqueur m; -
3 con
• I've been conned! je me suis fait avoir ! (inf)2. nounb. (inf!) ( = convict) taulard (inf !) m3. compounds* * *[kɒn] 1.noun escroquerie f, arnaque (sl) f2.(colloq) transitive verb (p prés etc - nn-) ( swindle) rouler (colloq), escroquer; ( dupe) embobiner (colloq), duperto con somebody into doing something — (colloq) amener quelqu'un à faire quelque chose en abusant de sa crédulité
to con somebody out of something — (colloq) obtenir quelque chose de quelqu'un par la ruse
I was conned out of £5 — on m'a eu (colloq) de 5 livres sterling
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A n2 ○ ( convict) taulard ○ m ;B ○ vtr ( p prés etc - nn-) ( trick) rouler ○, escroquer ; to con sb into doing sth ○ amener qn à faire qch en abusant de sa crédulité ; to con sb out of sth ○ obtenir qch de qn par la ruse ; I was conned out of £5 on m'a eu ○ de 5 livres sterling.
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