cheat

engañar

verb

cheat
[tʃiːt]
sustantivo
1tramposo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (dishonest person); trampa (f) (deception, trick)
  • that's a cheat -> eso es trampa
  • cheat sheet -> chuleta (f) (español de España, español de Venezuela), machete (m) (español de Argentina), acordeón (m) (español de Colombia, español de México), comprimido (m) (español de Perú), trencito (m) (español de Uruguay)
verbo transitivo
2engañar
  • he cheated her out of the money -> le estafó todo el dinero
verbo intransitivo
3hacer trampa (in game); copiar (in exam)

cheat [chit]
1Engañar, defraudar, estafar, entrampar, cometer fraude o engaño, timar (deceive).
  • They were cheated (out) of their land -> los estafaron, engañaron o timaron quitándoles las tierras
2Trampear, trapacear, no jugar limpio o hacer fullerías en el juego.
3Chasquear.
4Burlar (avoid).
  • He cheated death -> burló a la muerte
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Hacer trampas (act deceitfully). (n)
  • To cheat on somebody -> engañar a alguien (be unfaithful)
va.
sustantivo
1Trampa, fraude, estafa (trick, fraude); impostura, engaño, ratería, droga.
2Trampista, petardista, droguero.
  • Cheat-bread -> pan blanco
Estafador (swindler); tramposo, fulero (at cards); tramposo (in exam).

cheat [tʃiːt]
noun
1 (person) tramposoatramposa;a tramposa (m) (f) (at cards) tramposoatramposa;a tramposa (m) (f) fulleroafullera;a fullera (m) (f)
2 (fraud) estafa; (f) fraude; (m) (trick) trampa; (f)
it was a cheat fue una estafa un timo;or hubo trampa
verb:transitive
(swindle) estafar; timar; (trick) engañar
to cheat sb out of sth estafar algo a algn; to feel cheated sentirse defraudado
verb:intransitive
hacer trampa(s); (in exam) copiar;

Verb Conjugation for "cheat"

Imperative
  • cheat
  • you cheat
  • he/she cheats
  • we cheat
  • you cheat
  • they cheat
Preterite
  • I cheated
  • you cheated
  • he/she cheated
  • we cheated
  • you cheated
  • they cheated
Present Continuous
  • I am cheating
  • you are cheating
  • he/she is cheating
  • we are cheating
  • you are cheating
  • they are cheating
Present Perfect
  • I have cheated
  • you have cheated
  • he/she has cheated
  • we have cheated
  • you have cheated
  • they have cheated
Past Continuous
  • I was cheating
  • you were cheating
  • he/she was cheating
  • we were cheating
  • you were cheating
  • they were cheating
Past Perfect
  • I had cheated
  • you had cheated
  • he/she had cheated
  • we had cheated
  • you had cheated
  • they had cheated
Future
  • I will cheat
  • you will cheat
  • he/she will cheat
  • we will cheat
  • you will cheat
  • they will cheat
Future Perfect
  • I will have cheated
  • you will have cheated
  • he/she will have cheated
  • we will have cheated
  • you will have cheated
  • they will have cheated
Future Continuous
  • I will be cheating
  • you will be cheating
  • he/she will be cheating
  • we will be cheating
  • you will be cheating
  • they will be cheating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been cheating
  • you have been cheating
  • he/she has been cheating
  • we have been cheating
  • you have been cheating
  • they have been cheating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been cheating
  • you will have been cheating
  • he/she will have been cheating
  • we will have been cheating
  • you will have been cheating
  • they will have been cheating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been cheating
  • you had been cheating
  • he/she had been cheating
  • we had been cheating
  • you had been cheating
  • they had been cheating
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