scammed

UK
/skæmd/
US
/skæmd/
scammedadjective
more scammed
Comp.
most scammed
Super.
UK
/skæmd/
US
/skæmd/
Translations
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.
scamverb

scammed

Past Simple

scammed
Past Simple
scammed
Past Participle
scamming
Gerund
UK
/skæm/
US
/skæm/
Translations
He tried to scam people by pretending to be a charity worker.
Он пытался обманывать людей, притворяясь работником благотворительной организации.
He tried to scam people by pretending to be a charity worker.
Он пытался мошенничать, притворяясь работником благотворительной организации.
Additional translations
разводитьразговорное
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.
scamnoun
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.
scamadjective
Definitions
Relating to, involving, or characteristic of a fraudulent scheme or deception.
Consumers are often warned about scam phone calls.