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Fiddle Meaning in English

word

/ˈfɪdəɫ/
FI-duhl
/fˈɪdəl/
FI-duhl

التعريف

A "fiddle" is an informal word for the violin, especially in folk music. As a verb, it means to touch or move something around with your hands, usually nervously, or to cheat in a dishonest way (especially with money).

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Informal when referring to a violin; more common in folk or country music. As a verb, often used in phrases like 'fiddle with' (touch/move repeatedly) and 'fiddle the books' (cheat financially). Do not use 'fiddle' for classical violin contexts—stick to 'violin' there.

جمل نموذجية

There's always someone trying to fiddle the system.

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He was accused of trying to fiddle the accounts.

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She played a beautiful tune on her fiddle.

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Don't fiddle with your phone during class.

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He can't sit still—he's always fiddling with his keys.

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At the festival, there were dancers, singers, and a lively fiddle band.

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