Bilk Meaning in English
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ˈbɪɫk
BILK
bˈɪlk
BILK
التعريف
To cheat someone out of something, especially money, by lies or trickery.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Bilk' is formal or literary and less common in everyday spoken English. Usually refers to cheating financially or avoiding a payment. Common phrases: 'bilk someone out of money', 'bilk the system'. Not used for simple deception—implies trickery for gain.
Spanish: estafar - engañarPortuguese (BR): enganar - fraudarPortuguese (PT): enganar - fraudarChinese (Simplified): 诈骗 - 欺骗Chinese (Traditional): 詐騙 - 欺騙Hindi: ठगना - धोखा देनाArabic: يحتال - يخدعBengali: ঠকানো - প্রতারণা করাRussian: обманывать - выманивать (деньги)Japanese: だます - 金銭を騙し取るVietnamese: lừa đảo - gian lận (về tiền bạc)Korean: 사기 치다 - 돈을 갈취하다Turkish: dolandırmak - kandırarak para almakUrdu: دھوکہ دینا - فریب سے رقم لیناIndonesian: menipu - memperdaya (dalam hal uang)
جمل نموذجية
He tried to bilk the restaurant by leaving without paying.
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The scammer bilked hundreds of people out of their savings.
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She warned her friend not to let anyone bilk her online.
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The company was accused of trying to bilk investors with false promises.
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Tourists often get bilked by taxi drivers who overcharge them.
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He set up a fake charity to bilk generous donors out of their money.
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