надуть – English translation

put up a plant on (кого-либо); play for a patsy (одурачить, кого-либо); play a trick on (обмануть, кого-либо); belly; puff out; give one the bag to hold; put a cheat upon one (кого-л.); chouse; impose up (кого-л.); impose upon (кого-л.); hand sb. a lemon; inflate; swell; drift; blow; dupe; distend; bamboozle; jockey; swindle (swindle money out of a person, swindle a person out of his money – взять у кого-либ деньги обманным путём выманить у кого-либо деньги); puff; queer; con; humbug; juggle; pigeon; diddle; fob (ложными обещаниями, всучив подделку); get a beat on (кого-либо); play for a patsy (кого-либо); play a trick on (кого-либо); sell a packet (кого-либо); put over (кого-либо); bear to sell a bear; sell a bill of goods; fake; gazump; huffle; get round; play a trick (кого-либо); sell a pup (Anglophile); hood wink (MichaelBurov); hood-wink (MichaelBurov); trick; pout; put across; hand a lemon; hoodwink (MichaelBurov); hocus pocus; carry (by the blowing of wind); blow up; hoax; bring; pull a fast one on (someone); to deceive or trick someone: I paid him for six bottles of champagne, but he pulled a fast one on me and gave me six bottles of cheap wine. • Don't try to pull a fast one with me! 4uzhoj); play somebody a trick (кого-либо)

Игорь Миг

outfox

amer.

put up a job on (кого-либо); beat; play the advantages over (someone – кого-либо Bobrovska); sell down the river (VLZ_58)

play for a sucker ("He wrote me that letter because he had a guilty conscience. He had played me for a sucker and he was too nice a guy for that to rest easy on him." (Raymond Chandler) ART Vancouver); take for a ride (Yeldar Azanbayev)

inf.

hand a lemon (кого-либо); cheat (MichaelBurov); rip someone off (кого-либо 4uzhoj); rook (MichaelBurov); be affected (by sitting in a draft); do (I think you've been done – мне кажется, что вас провели); chisel; cod; sell; sting; finagle; do down; sell a gold brick; do in (Юрий Гомон); do brown; do out; nick; kid; have on; hand somebody a lemon; have (употребляется в Present Perfect Passive); hustle (MichaelBurov); rig (MichaelBurov); gyp (MichaelBurov); rogue (MichaelBurov); deceive (MichaelBurov); quack (MichaelBurov); jip (VLZ_58)

jarg.

stiff (не отблагодарить, не выполнить обещанное: "Sorry Mr. Cab Driver, Mr. J. is the typical gambler when they win... You return him the bag with $300,000 cash and he's like, "I'll take care of you later" and stiffs you. My hat is off to the cab driver though. Bravo sir! ART Vancouver)

Makarov.