Translations for „cheating“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . cheat [tʃi:t] N

1. cheat:

cheat (person)

slepar(ka) m (f)

cheat (in game, school)

goljuf(inja) m (f)

2. cheat (fraud):

cheat

prevara f

II . cheat [tʃi:t] VB intr (in exam, game)

cheat at/in

goljufati pri

to cheat on sb

varati koga

at/in to cheat on sb

biti komu nezvest

III . cheat [tʃi:t] VB trans

1. cheat:

cheat (treat dishonestly)

varati [perf prevarati]

cheat (financially) out of

goljufati [perf ogoljufati ]za

2. cheat liter:

to cheat death

ukaniti smrt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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There's plenty of sockets to allow cheating with an electric kettle.

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Some of the most common ways of cheating today involve the use of performance-enhancing drugs such as steroids.

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One of the first nights she suspected him of cheating, she swallowed a bottle of carbolic acid and had to have her stomach pumped.

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Circumvention of rules governing conduct and procedures of a sport can also be considered cheating.

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Cheating robots, psychopathic plagiarists, and birds that fake out their...

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Another common form of cheating in coaching is profiteering in association with gamblers and match fixing (see also the section below on cheating in the gambling industry).

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Their style of play has likewise attracted one too many intimations of chicanery or, to be less euphemistic, cheating.

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Often resorts to cheating and other underhanded tricks in order to win.

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First, he could hang on to his policy and let things get worse and worse, with more and more cheating to get piddling remuneration increases.

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The years of rows over my father's cheating meant she'd had the foresight to buy her own bolt-hole to escape to, a small terrace house nearby.

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