shill

• اسم يشير إلى شخص يبدو مؤيدًا متحمسًا أو مستقلًا لشيء ما (كمنتج أو فنان) ليدفع الآخرين إلى الشراء أو المشاركة، غالبًا دون الكشف عن أنه مدفوع الأجر أو أنه يقوم بدور دعائي.

A noun referring to a person who acts as an enthusiastic or seemingly independent supporter of something, often a product or performer, in order to encourage others to participate or buy, typically without disclosing their paid or promotional role.

1. Decoy or accompliceB2informal

   A person who pretends to be a genuine customer or enthusiast to attract others, often in a sales or gambling context.

   شخص مُتظاهر بالشراء

   • The auction used a shill to drive up the bidding price.
   • He was accused of being a shill for the new product launch.
   • The casino employed shills to make the tables look busier.

   المرادفاتaccomplicedecoyplantstooge

• فعل يعني الترويج لشخص أو منتج أو فكرة بصفة مروّج أو متعاون، غالبًا بطريقة خادعة أو احتيالية، ولا سيما بالتظاهر بأنه مشترٍ متحمس أو مؤيد.

A verb meaning to act as a promoter or accomplice, often in a deceptive or fraudulent manner, especially by pretending to be an enthusiastic customer or supporter.

1. Act as a shillC1informal

   To act as a decoy or accomplice, especially by pretending to be a genuine customer or enthusiast to promote a product, service, or idea deceptively.

   الترويج الخادع

   • He was paid to shill for the new energy drink at the event.
   • The company hired actors to shill their products in online forums.
   • She was accused of shilling for the political candidate on social media.