swindling

UK
/ˈswɪndlɪŋ/
US
/ˈswɪndlɪŋ/
swindlingnoun
swindlings
pl
Traducciones
escroquerieTerme courant en droit et dans le langage général pour une fraude visant à soutirer de l’argent ou des biens.
The swindling of investors in the fraudulent scheme led to significant financial losses.
L’escroquerie des investisseurs dans le stratagème frauduleux a entraîné des pertes financières importantes.
Traducciones adicionales
arnaqueLangue courante ; souvent plus familier que « escroquerie ».
fraudeEmploi plus général, notamment dans un contexte financier ou juridique.
Definiciones
The act of cheating or defrauding someone of money or property.
The swindling of investors in the fraudulent scheme led to significant financial losses.
A particular fraudulent deal or instance of cheating someone out of money or property.
Each swindling was carefully orchestrated to avoid detection.
swindlingadjective
UK
/ˈswɪndlɪŋ/
US
/ˈswɪndlɪŋ/
Traducciones
The swindling businessman was finally caught after years of fraudulent activities.
Le businessman frauduleux a finalement été arrêté après des années d’activités frauduleuses.
Definiciones
Engaged in or characterized by deceitful practices or actions, especially in order to gain something, typically money.
The swindling businessman was finally caught after years of fraudulent activities.
swindleverb

swindling

Gerund

swindled
Past Simple
swindled
Past Participle
swindling
Gerund
UK
/ˈswɪndl̩/
US
/ˈswɪndl̩/
Traducciones
He was arrested for attempting to swindle investors out of millions of dollars.
Il a été arrêté pour avoir tenté d’escroquer des investisseurs de millions de dollars.
Traducciones adicionales
arnaquerFamilier.
Definiciones
To cheat or defraud someone of money or possessions.
He was arrested for attempting to swindle investors out of millions of dollars.
To engage in fraudulent activity; to cheat.
The firm had been swindling for years before regulators intervened.
swindlenoun
Definiciones
A fraudulent scheme or action designed to deceive someone out of money or assets.
The investment opportunity turned out to be a swindle, leaving many investors with empty pockets.
An act or instance of cheating or fraudulent behavior; a con.
The lottery was exposed as an outright swindle.