rip off

• Verbo frasal que significa engañar a alguien cobrándole un precio excesivo por algo, o robarle.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of cheating someone by charging too much money, or stealing something.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Cheat or overchargeinformal

   To charge someone too much money for something; to swindle.

   Estafar o cobrar de más

   • The taxi driver tried to rip off the tourists.
   • They ripped me off with that overpriced repair.
   • Don't buy from that store; they'll rip you off.

   Sinónimoscheatcondefraudfleecegougeoverchargerobstingswindle

2. Steal or copyinformal

   To steal something or copy an idea without permission.

   robar, plagiar

   • The company ripped off the design from a smaller competitor.
   • Someone ripped off my wallet on the bus.
   • That movie is a complete rip-off of a classic film.

   Sinónimoscopycribpilferpinchpirateplagiarizepurloinstealswipe

   Antónimoscompensatepayreimburserepayreturn

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