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rip-off

/ˈrɪp ɒf/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una estafa o situación en la que se cobra un precio excesivo por algo, o el acto de robar mediante engaño.

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noun

/ˈrɪp ɒf/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una estafa o situación en la que se cobra un precio excesivo por algo, o el acto de robar mediante engaño.

A noun referring to an act of stealing or a situation where someone is charged too much money for something.

  1. Overpriced itemB1informal

    Something that is sold at an unreasonably high price, often considered a scam or bad value.

    esEstafa, precio abusivo

    • That restaurant was a total rip-off; the food was terrible and expensive.
    • He paid $200 for a shirt that was clearly a rip-off.
    • Don't buy that gadget; it's a rip-off.

    Sinónimosconoverchargescamswindle

  2. B2informal

    The act of stealing something, often through deception or fraud.

    esrobo, estafa

    • The burglary was a well-planned rip-off of the jewelry store.
    • He was arrested for a rip-off involving fake lottery tickets.
    • The company's accounting scandal was a massive rip-off of investors.

    Sinónimosconfraudlarcenyrobberyscamstealswindletheft

Formas
  • rip-offs plural form
  • rip-offs' possessive plural form
  • rip-off's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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