double-cross
verb[T]
informaluk/ˌdʌb.əlˈkrɒs/us/ˌdʌb.əlˈkrɑːs/todeceivesomeone byworkingonly foryourownadvantagein the (usuallyillegal)activitiesyou haveplannedtogether:
欺骗(帮凶),蒙骗(同伙)Thediamondthiefdouble-crossed hispartnersand gave them onlyworthlessfakejewels.钻石大盗欺骗了同伙,给了他们一钱不值的假珠宝。
Cheating & tricking
- anti-fraud
- bad faith
- bamboozle
- bilk
- blackmail
- deceive
- fiddle
- flannel
- have an eye to/for the main chanceidiom
- havesomeoneon
- hoax
- hocus-pocus
- honeyfuggle
- hustle
- pull a fast oneidiom
- pull the wool oversomeone'seyesidiom
- punk
- putsomethingacross/oversomeone
- putsomethingon
- racket
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Disloyalty, betrayal & treason
double-cross
noun[C]
uk/ˌdʌb.əlˈkrɒs/us/ˌdʌb.əlˈkrɑːs/atrickin which youdeceivesomeone when you are doing somethingillegaltogether or when you areplanningtotricksomeoneelsetogether:
They set up a double-cross tocheathim of hismoney.
- In a double-cross by otherdealers, he ismurdered, and then he isblamedforrippingoff themob.
- Like any goodspystory, The Companyboastsitsshareofshadowyintrigue,lethaldouble-crosses,anonymousmolesandintricatecat-and-mousemaneuvers.
- There's often a double-cross overmoneyor a woman.
- I don'tthinkanybody in thelegislaturewouldpulla double-cross.
Cheating & tricking
- anti-fraud
- bad faith
- bamboozle
- bilk
- blackmail
- deceive
- fiddle
- flannel
- have an eye to/for the main chanceidiom
- havesomeoneon
- hoax
- hocus-pocus
- honeyfuggle
- hustle
- pull a fast oneidiom
- pull the wool oversomeone'seyesidiom
- punk
- putsomethingacross/oversomeone
- putsomethingon
- racket
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Disloyalty, betrayal & treason