Cheat out of Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈtʃit/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈəv

CHEET-owt-uhv

UK

tʃˈiːt/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɒv

cheet-OWT-ov

التعريف

To trick someone so that they lose or do not receive something that rightfully belongs to them, usually through dishonest means.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Commonly follows the pattern 'cheat someone out of something' (e.g., 'cheat her out of money'). It is informal and usually expresses unfairness or dishonest action. Not about romantic cheating; it's about material loss or missed opportunity due to trickery.

• Spanish: quitar (algo) a alguien con engaños - estafar
• Portuguese (BR): tirar vantagem para tirar (algo) de alguém - enganar para obter (algo)
• Portuguese (PT): enganar alguém para tirar (algo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 用欺骗手段骗取
• Chinese (Traditional): 用欺騙手段騙取
• Hindi: धोखा देकर (कुछ) छीन लेना
• Arabic: يحتال على (شخص) ليحرم من (شيء)
• Bengali: ঠকিয়ে কেড়ে নেওয়া - প্রতারণা করে বঞ্চিত করা
• Russian: обманом лишить - обвести вокруг пальца (в значении лишить чего-то)
• Japanese: だまし取る - だまして奪う
• Vietnamese: lừa lấy mất - lừa để tước đoạt
• Korean: 속여 빼앗다 - 속임수로 빼앗다
• Turkish: hileyle mahrum bırakmak - dolandırarak elinden almak
• Urdu: دھوکہ دے کر محروم کرنا
• Indonesian: lừa lấy - lừa cướp

جمل نموذجية

He tried to cheat me out of my pay.

basic

The company cheated customers out of refunds.

basic

They cheated her out of her inheritance.

basic

Don't let them cheat you out of what you deserve.

natural

I can't believe they cheated him out of first place.

natural

She felt cheated out of her chance to speak.

natural