flim-flam
/ˈflɪm ˌflæm/Traduction: Verbe vieilli signifiant tromper, induire en erreur ou escroquer par des paroles absurdes ou malhonnêtes et des boniments.
verb
/ˈflɪm ˌflæm/
Устаревший глагол, означающий обманывать, вводить в заблуждение или мошенничать с помощью бессмысленной или нечестной болтовни.
Verbo desusado que significa engañar o estafar mediante parloteo falso o sin sentido, o inducir a error con argucias deshonestas.
Verbe vieilli signifiant tromper, induire en erreur ou escroquer par des paroles absurdes ou malhonnêtes et des boniments.
Veraltetes Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden durch leeres oder unehrliches Gerede zu täuschen, irrezuführen oder zu betrügen.
Verbo informal que significa enganar, iludir ou aplicar um golpe, geralmente com conversa fiada ou lábia.
过时用语，指用无意义或不诚实的花言巧语来欺骗、误导或诈骗他人。
فعل يعني خداع الشخص أو تضليله أو الاحتيال عليه بكلام فارغ أو غير صادق.
An archaic verb meaning to deceive, trick, or swindle someone through nonsense or dishonest talk.
Deceive or trickC1informal
To cheat, swindle, or deceive someone, often using clever talk or false promises.
ОбманыватьEngañar o estafarDuper, escroquerBetrügenEnganar欺骗خدع- The con artist tried to flim-flam the elderly couple out of their savings.
- He was known for flim-flamming tourists with fake souvenirs.
- Don't let smooth talkers flim-flam you into signing anything.
Synonymesbamboozlecheatcondeceivedefrauddupehoaxhoodwinkmisleadswindletrick
Formes
- flim-flammed past participle
- flim-flammed past simple
- flim-flamming present participle
- flim-flams third person singular