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обманутый
He felt scammed after realizing the product was fake.
Он почувствовал себя обманутым, когда понял, что продукт был поддельным.
Definitions
Having been deceived or defrauded, typically in a financial context.
After investing in the fake company, she felt scammed and regretted not doing more research.
Synonyms
duped
conned
cheated
had
fooled
taken in
victimized
gullied
hoodwinked
swindled
ripped off
fleeced
bilked
scam
verb
scammed
Past Simple
scammed
Past Simple
scammed
Past Participle
scamming
Gerund
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/skæm/
US
/skæm/
Translations
обманывать
He tried to scam people by pretending to be a charity worker.
Он пытался обманывать людей, притворяясь работником благотворительной организации.
мошенничать
He tried to scam people by pretending to be a charity worker.
Он пытался мошенничать, притворяясь работником благотворительной организации.
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разговорное
Definitions
To deceive or cheat someone out of money or assets through a fraudulent scheme or trick.
He was scammed out of his life savings by a fake investment company.
Synonyms
dupe
swindle
con
cheat
bamboozle
fleece
defraud
scam
noun
Definitions
A fraudulent scheme or operation designed to deceive and cheat people out of money or other valuable items.
The email turned out to be a scam, tricking people into providing their bank details.
An instance of trickery or deceit, often involving a complex plan to defraud others.
The investment opportunity was nothing more than a scam, leaving many investors with empty pockets.
scam
adjective
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Relating to, involving, or characteristic of a fraudulent scheme or deception.
Consumers are often warned about scam phone calls.
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