Sami is a professional scammer.
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Scammer
//ˈskæmɚ//
Synonyms for "scammer" (17 found)
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Translations
39 translations across 19 languages.
Belarusian
2 entries- махляр noun (swindler, cheat)
- махлярка noun (swindler, cheat)
Catalan
2 entries- estafador noun (swindler, cheat)
- estafadora noun (swindler, cheat)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 騙子 /骗子 noun (swindler, cheat)
Finnish
2 entries- huijari noun (swindler, cheat)
- petkuttaja noun (swindler, cheat)
French
2 entries- arnaqueur noun (swindler, cheat)
- escroc noun (swindler, cheat)
Galician
3 entries- caloteiro noun (swindler, cheat)
- estafador noun (swindler, cheat)
- pufista noun (swindler, cheat)
German
2 entries- Schwindler noun (swindler, cheat)
- Schwindlerin noun (swindler, cheat)
Hungarian
2 entries- csaló noun (swindler, cheat)
- svindler noun (swindler, cheat)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- hîlekar noun (swindler, cheat)
- xapîner noun (swindler, cheat)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Schwindla noun (swindler, cheat)
Polish
1 entries- oszust noun (swindler, cheat)
Portuguese
2 entries- golpista noun (swindler, cheat)
- vigarista noun (swindler, cheat)
Punjabi
1 entries- ਸਕੈਮਰ noun (swindler, cheat)
Romanian
1 entries- țepar noun (swindler, cheat)
Russian
2 entries- мошенник noun (swindler, cheat)
- мошенница noun (swindler, cheat)
Spanish
2 entries- defraudador noun (swindler, cheat)
- estafador noun (swindler, cheat)
Swedish
1 entries- lurendrejare noun (swindler, cheat)
Ukrainian
4 entries- зди́рник noun (swindler, cheat)
- здира́ч noun (swindler, cheat)
- здира́чка noun (swindler, cheat)
- ошука́нець noun (swindler, cheat)
Vietnamese
1 entries- thằng lừa đảo noun (swindler, cheat)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
Sami is a major scammer.
Source: tatoeba (7237615)
Sami is a scammer.
Source: tatoeba (7248655)
Tom is a scammer.
Source: tatoeba (7679739)
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