骗
deceive; swindle
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
to deceive; to trick; to swindle
Commonly used in daily spoken and written contexts, referring to deliberately misleading others for personal gain.
He always tricks little kids by saying there are elves in the trees.
Don't trust strangers' words easily, so you won't be deceived.
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This swindler tricked the old man out of his pension money.
He lied to me about working overtime, actually he went to watch a movie.
There are many fake investment scams online to swindle money.
verb
to obtain by deception
Typically followed by nouns referring to property or valuables, such as money, goods, or personal information.
That fraud gang ran away immediately after swindling money.
He obtained the company's public funds by deception and then resigned.
verb/noun
special riding posture; quick leg lift
dialectThis pronunciation is only used in fixed dialect phrases, not for general usage.
The veteran rider taught me a beautiful horse riding deception move.
He accidentally lifted his leg quickly while walking and almost fell over.