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becsapexp
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    1. be taken in
      USA: biː· teɪ'kʌ·n ɪ'n UK: biː teɪkən ɪn
becsapv
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  1. sports
    1. welsh
      USA: we'lʃ UK: welʃ
    1. victimize
      USA: vɪ'ktʌ·maɪ·z UK: vɪktɪmaɪz
    1. trick
      USA: trɪ'k UK: trɪk
    1. taken / be - in
      USA: teɪ'kʌ·n biː· ɪ'n UK: teɪkən biː ɪn
    1. informal take in
      USA: teɪ'k ɪ'n UK: teɪk ɪn
    1. take advantage of
      USA: teɪ'k ʌ·dvæ'nʌ·ʤ ʌ·v UK: teɪk ədvɑntɪʤ ɔv
    1. take advantage of sy
      USA: teɪ'k ʌ·dvæ'nʌ·ʤ ʌ·v saɪ'
    1. swindle
      USA: swɪ'ndʌ·l UK: swɪndl
    1. informal US sucker
      USA: sʌ'kəː· UK: sʌkər
    1. suck sy in
      USA: sʌ'k saɪ' ɪ'n
    1. slang suck in
      USA: sʌ'k ɪ'n UK: sʌk ɪn
    1. string along
      USA: strɪ'ŋ ʌ·lɔː'ŋ UK: strɪŋ əlɔŋ
    1. stiff
      USA: stɪ'f UK: stɪf
    1. spoof
      USA: spuː'f UK: spuːf
    1. slang US short-change
      USA: ʃɔː'rttʃeɪ'nʤ UK: ʃɔːttʃeɪnʤ
    1. informal sharp
      USA: ʃɔ'rp UK: ʃɑp
    1. informal rook
      USA: rʊ'k UK: rʊk
    1. renege
      USA: rʌ·nɪ'g UK: rɪniːg
    1. ramp
      USA: ræ'mp UK: ræmp
    1. put upon
      USA: pʊ't ʌ·pɔ'n UK: pʊt əpɔn
    1. put on
      USA: pʊ't ɔ'n UK: pʊt ɔn
    1. put off
      USA: pʊ't ɔː'f UK: pʊt ɔf
    1. Aus pole
      USA: poʊ'l UK: poʊl
    1. nick sy for sg
    1. mock
      USA: mɔ'k UK: mɔk
    1. mock at sg
    1. let sy down
      USA: le't saɪ' daʊ'n
    1. informal let in
      USA: le't ɪ'n UK: let ɪn
    1. let down
      USA: le't daʊ'n UK: let daʊn
    1. informal kid
      USA: kɪ'd UK: kɪd
    1. keep tricking sy
      USA: kiː'p trɪ'kɪ·ŋ saɪ'
    1. jockey
      USA: ʤɔ'kiː· UK: ʤɔkiː
    1. Scot jink
      UK: ʤɪŋk
    1. humbug
      USA: hʌ'mbʌ"g UK: hʌmbʌg
    1. informal hoodwink
      USA: hʊ'dwɪ"ŋk UK: hʊdwɪŋk
    1. hocus
      USA: hoʊ'kʌ·s UK: hoʊkəs
    1. hocus-pocus
    1. have sy on
      USA: hæ'v saɪ' ɔ'n
    1. gull
      USA: gʌ'l UK: gʌl
    1. green
      USA: griː'n UK: griːn
    1. informal US gouge
      USA: gaʊ'ʤ UK: gaʊʤ
    1. go behind
      USA: goʊ' bʌ·haɪ'nd UK: goʊ bɪhaɪnd
    1. informal get at
      USA: gɪ't æ't UK: get ət
    1. informal slang fox
      USA: fɔ'ks UK: fɔks
    1. fool
      USA: fuː'l UK: fuːl
    1. Bolondot csinált magából a bulin.
        1. He made a fool of himself at the party.
    1. Bolond lyukból bolond szél fúj.
        1. A fool is known by his speech.
    2. Egy bolond beledobja a kútba a követ, száz okos se veszi ki.
        1. A fool may throw a stone into a well which a hundred wise men cannot pull out.
    3. Egy bolond százat csinál.
        1. One fool makes many (a hundred).
    1. US finagle
      USA: fʌ·neɪ'gʌ·l
    1. fiddle
      USA: fɪ'dʌ·l UK: fɪdl
    1. dupe
      USA: duː'p UK: djuːp
    1. double-cross
    1. diddle
      UK: dɪdl
    1. delude
      USA: dʌ·luː'd UK: dɪluːd
    1. defraud
      USA: dʌ·frɔː'd UK: dɪfrɔːd
    1. deceive
      USA: dʌ·siː'v UK: dɪsiːv
    1. cozen
      UK: kʌzn
    1. come round
      USA: kʌ'm raʊ'nd UK: kʌm raʊnd
    1. slang UK Irish cod
      USA: siː'oʊ'diː' UK: kɔd
    1. slang chisel
      USA: tʃɪ'zʌ·l UK: tʃɪzl
    1. old bubble
      USA: bʌ'bʌ·l UK: bʌbl
    1. bluff
      USA: blʌ'f UK: blʌf
    1. informal bilk
      USA: bɪ'lk UK: bɪlk
    1. bang
      USA: bæ'ŋ UK: bæŋ
    1. bang
      USA: bæ'ŋ UK: bæŋ
    1. abuse
      USA: ʌ·byuː'z UK: əbjuːz
becsap (ajtót)v
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    1. slam
      USA: slæ'm UK: slæm
becsapásnoun
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    1. victimization
      USA: vɪ"ktʌ·mʌ·zeɪ'ʃʌ·n UK: vɪktɪmaɪzeɪʃn
    1. informal sell
      USA: se'l UK: sel
    1. slang napping
      USA: næ'pɪ·ŋ UK: næpɪŋ
    1. hocus pocus
      USA: hoʊ'kʌ·s poʊ'kʌ·s
    1. informal have
      USA: hæ'v UK: hæv
    1. gyp
      USA: ʤɪ'p UK: ʤɪp
    1. slang US gouge
      USA: gaʊ'ʤ UK: gaʊʤ
    1. fraud
      USA: frɔː'd UK: frɔːd
    1. fooling
      USA: fuː'lɪ·ŋ UK: fuːlɪŋ
    1. eye-wash
      UK: aɪwɔʃ
    1. dupery
      UK: djuːpəriː
    1. craft
      USA: kræ'ft UK: krɑft
    1. cole
      USA: koʊ'l UK: koʊl
    1. chisel
      USA: tʃɪ'zʌ·l UK: tʃɪzl
    1. bluff
      USA: blʌ'f UK: blʌf
becsap/átejt/átráz/rászedexp
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    1. do brown
      USA: duː' braʊ'n UK: duː braʊn
becsapja/rászediexp
0
    1. play the fool with
      USA: pleɪ' ðiː· fuː'l wʌ·ð UK: pleɪ ðiː fuːl wɪð
becsapónoun
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    1. mocker
      UK: mɔkər
becsapódásnoun
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    1. slam
      USA: slæ'm UK: slæm
    1. rare infall
    1. incidence
      USA: ɪ'nsʌ·dʌ·ns UK: ɪnsɪdəns
    1. impact
      USA: ɪ'mpæ·kt UK: ɪmpækt
  5. mil
    1. hit
      USA: hɪ't UK: hɪt
becsap(ód)ásnoun
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    1. slam
      USA: slæ'm UK: slæm
becsapódikv
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    1. spring to
      USA: spəː·ɪ'ŋ tʌ· UK: sprɪŋ tuː
    1. slam to
      USA: slæ'm tʌ· UK: slæm tuː
    1. fall to
      USA: fɔ'l tʌ· UK: fɔːl tuː
    1. bang
      USA: bæ'ŋ UK: bæŋ
becsapolv
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    1. let in
      USA: le't ɪ'n UK: let ɪn
becsapolásnoun
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    1. joint
      USA: ʤɔɪ'nt UK: ʤɔɪnt
becsapottadj
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    1. done
      USA: dʌ'n UK: dʌn
    1. deluded
      USA: dʌ·luː'dʌ·d UK: dɪluːdɪd
becsappanásnoun
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    1. snap
      USA: snæ'p UK: snæp
becsatlakozásnoun
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    1. merging
      USA: məː'ʤɪ·ŋ UK: məːʤɪŋ
becsatolv
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    1. buckle
      USA: bʌ'kʌ·l UK: bʌkl
becsattanv
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    1. snap to
      USA: snæ'p tʌ· UK: snæp tuː
becsattantv
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    1. snap to
      USA: snæ'p tʌ· UK: snæp tuː
becsavarv
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    1. screw on
      USA: skruː' ɔ'n UK: skruː ɔn
    1. roll up
      USA: roʊ'l ʌ'p UK: roʊl ʌp
    1. involve
      USA: ɪ"nvɔ'lv UK: ɪnvɔlv
  4. naut
    1. furl
      UK: fəːl
becsavarásnoun
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    1. driving
      USA: draɪ'vɪ·ŋ UK: draɪvɪŋ
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