cheat 音标拼音: [tʃ'it]
n . 欺骗,作弊,骗子
vt .
vi . 欺骗,逃脱,骗取
欺骗,作弊,骗子欺骗,逃脱,骗取
cheat n 1 :
weedy annual grass often occurs in grainfields and other cultivated land ;
seeds sometimes considered poisonous [
synonym :
{
darnel }, {
tare }, {
bearded darnel }, {
cheat }, {
Lolium temulentum }]
2 :
weedy annual native to Europe but widely distributed as a weed especially in wheat [
synonym : {
chess }, {
cheat }, {
Bromus secalinus }]
3 :
someone who leads you to believe something that is not true [
synonym : {
deceiver }, {
cheat }, {
cheater }, {
trickster },
{
beguiler }, {
slicker }]
4 :
the act of swindling by some fraudulent scheme ; "
that book is a fraud " [
synonym : {
swindle }, {
cheat }, {
rig }]
5 :
a deception for profit to yourself [
synonym : {
cheat }, {
cheating }]
v 1 :
deprive somebody of something by deceit ; "
The con -
man beat me out of $
50 "; "
This salesman ripped us off !"; "
we were cheated by their clever -
sounding scheme "; "
They chiseled me out of my money " [
synonym : {
cheat }, {
rip off }, {
chisel }]
2 :
defeat someone through trickery or deceit [
synonym : {
cheat },
{
chouse }, {
shaft }, {
screw }, {
chicane }, {
jockey }]
3 :
engage in deceitful behavior ;
practice trickery or fraud ;
"
Who '
s chiseling on the side ?" [
synonym : {
cheat }, {
chisel }]
4 :
be sexually unfaithful to one '
s partner in marriage ; "
She cheats on her husband "; "
Might her husband be wandering ?"
[
synonym : {
cheat on }, {
cheat }, {
cuckold }, {
betray }, {
wander }]
Cheat \
Cheat \,
n . [
Perh .
from OF .
chet ['
e ]
goods ,
chattels .]
Wheat ,
or bread made from wheat . [
Obs .] --
Drayton .
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1913 Webster ]
Their purest cheat ,
Thrice bolted ,
kneaded ,
and subdued in paste .
--
Chapman .
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Cheat \
Cheat \,
n . [
rob .
an abbrevation of escheat ,
lands or tenements that fall to a lord or to the state by forfeiture ,
or by the death of the tenant without heirs ;
the meaning being explained by the frauds ,
real or supposed ,
that were resorted to in procuring escheats .
See {
Escheat }.]
1 .
An act of deception or fraud ;
that which is the means of fraud or deception ;
a fraud ;
a trick ;
imposition ;
imposture .
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When I consider life , '
tis all a cheat . --
Dryden .
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2 .
One who cheats or deceives ;
an impostor ;
a deceiver ;
a cheater .
[
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Airy wonders ,
which cheats interpret . --
Johnson [
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3 . (
Bot .)
A troublesome grass ,
growing as a weed in grain fields ; --
called also {
chess }.
See {
Chess }.
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4 . (
Law )
The obtaining of property from another by an intentional active distortion of the truth .
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Note :
When cheats are effected by deceitful or illegal symbols or tokens which may affect the public at large and against which common prudence could not have guarded ,
they are indictable at common law . --
Wharton .
Syn :
Deception ;
imposture ;
fraud ;
delusion ;
artifice ;
trick ;
swindle ;
deceit ;
guile ;
finesse ;
stratagem .
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Cheat \
Cheat \,
v .
i .
To practice fraud or trickery ;
as ,
to cheat at cards .
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Cheat \
Cheat \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Cheated };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Cheating }.] [
See {
Cheat },
n ., {
Escheat }.]
1 .
To deceive and defraud ;
to impose upon ;
to trick ;
to swindle .
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I am subject to a tyrant ,
a sorcerer ,
that by his cunning hath cheated me of this island . --
Shak .
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2 .
To beguile . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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To cheat winter of its dreariness . --
W .
Irving .
Syn :
To trick ;
cozen ;
gull ;
chouse ;
fool ;
outwit ;
circumvent ;
beguile ;
mislead ;
dupe ;
swindle ;
defraud ;
overreach ;
delude ;
hoodwink ;
deceive ;
bamboozle .
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Chess \
Chess \,
n . (
Bot .)
A species of brome grass ({
Bromus secalinus })
which is a troublesome weed in wheat fields ,
and is often erroneously regarded as degenerate or changed wheat ;
it bears a very slight resemblance to oats ,
and if reaped and ground up with wheat ,
so as to be used for food ,
is said to produce narcotic effects ; --
called also {
cheat }
and {
Willard '
s bromus }. [
U .
S .]
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1913 Webster ]
Note :
Other species of brome grass are called {
upright chess }, {
soft chess },
etc .
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1913 Webster ]
159 Moby Thesaurus words for "
cheat ":
ballot -
box stuffing ,
bamboozle ,
bamboozlement ,
beat ,
befool ,
beguile ,
beguile of ,
bilk ,
blackleg ,
boodle ,
bunco ,
burn ,
cardsharping ,
charlatan ,
cheater ,
cheating ,
chicane ,
chicanery ,
chisel ,
chiseler ,
chouse ,
chouse out of ,
clinquant ,
cog ,
cog the dice ,
con ,
con man ,
confidence man ,
counterfeit ,
cozen ,
cozenage ,
cozener ,
crib ,
crook ,
deceit ,
deceive ,
deceiver ,
deception ,
defraud ,
defrauder ,
delude ,
diddle ,
diddler ,
diddling ,
dishonesty ,
do ,
do in ,
do out of ,
dodge ,
doodle ,
double -
cross ,
double -
dealer ,
double -
dealing ,
duff ,
dummy ,
dupe ,
euchre ,
evade ,
fake ,
fakement ,
faker ,
falsify ,
fiddle ,
finagle ,
fishy transaction ,
flam ,
fleece ,
flimflam ,
flimflam man ,
flimflammer ,
fob ,
fool ,
forgery ,
frame -
up ,
fraud ,
fraudulence ,
fraudulency ,
fudge ,
gerrymandering ,
gouge ,
graft ,
grift ,
gull ,
gyp ,
gyp artist ,
gyp joint ,
gypper ,
hanky -
panky ,
have ,
hoax ,
hocus ,
hocus -
pocus ,
hoodwink ,
humbug ,
illicit business ,
imitation ,
imposition ,
impostor ,
imposture ,
juggler ,
junk ,
lie ,
mace ,
mislead ,
mock ,
mountebank ,
mulct ,
operator ,
overreach ,
pack the deal ,
paste ,
phony ,
pigeon ,
pinchbeck ,
practice fraud upon ,
put -
on ,
put -
up job ,
racket ,
ream ,
rip off ,
rip -
off ,
rogue ,
rook ,
scam ,
screw ,
sell ,
sell gold bricks ,
sham ,
shark ,
sharp practice ,
sharper ,
sharpie ,
shave ,
shift ,
shift about ,
shoddy ,
short ,
shortchange ,
simulacrum ,
skin ,
slick ,
stack the cards ,
stick ,
sting ,
sucker ,
swindle ,
swindler ,
take ,
take a dive ,
take in ,
thimblerig ,
throw a fight ,
tinsel ,
trick ,
trickery ,
trickster ,
two -
timer ,
victimize ,
whited sepulcher
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