Cheat
//t͡ʃiːt//
Translations of "cheat" (60 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | kroek(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Albanian | rren(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | φενακίζω(to deceive), φηλόω(to deceive) | phenakízō, phēlóō | |
| Arabic | خان(being unfaithful to sexual partner), غش(violate rules to gain advantage), غشّ(violate rules to gain advantage), غَشَّ(violate rules to gain advantage) | ḵān, ḡašš, ḡəšš, ḡašša | |
| Assamese | ঠগ(violate rules to gain advantage), ভাঁৰ(violate rules to gain advantage) | thog, bhãr | |
| Azerbaijani | cığallıq etmək(violate rules to gain advantage), xəyanət etmək(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Bulgarian | измама(unfair advantage in a computer game), заблуждавам(to deceive), изигравам(violate rules to gain advantage), изма́мвам(manage to avoid something), измамвам(violate rules to gain advantage), изме́ням(being unfaithful to sexual partner), изневеря́вам(being unfaithful to sexual partner), мамя(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | izmama, zabluždavam, izigravam, izmámvam, izmamvam, izménjam, izneverjávam, mamja | |
| Catalan | truc(unfair advantage in a computer game), enganyar(being unfaithful to sexual partner), enganyar(to deceive), fer banyes(being unfaithful to sexual partner), fer el salt(being unfaithful to sexual partner), fer trampes(violate rules to gain advantage), mentir(violate rules to gain advantage), trampejar(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Cherokee | ᎦᎶᏄᎮᎭ(violate rules to gain advantage) | galonuheha | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 一腳踏兩船 /一脚踏两船(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 出貓 /出猫(violate rules to gain advantage) | jat¹ goek³ daap⁶ loeng⁵ syun⁴, ceot¹ maau¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 作弊碼 /作弊码(unfair advantage in a computer game), 秘籍(unfair advantage in a computer game), 不忠(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 作弊(violate rules to gain advantage), 使詐 /使诈(violate rules to gain advantage), 使诈(violate rules to gain advantage), 出軌 /出轨(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 腳踏兩條船 /脚踏两条船(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 行騙 /行骗(to deceive), 逃避(manage to avoid something) | zuòbìmǎ, mìjí, bùzhōng, zuòbì, shǐzhà, shǐzhà, chūguǐ, jiǎo tà liǎng tiáo chuán, xíngpiàn, táobì | |
| Czech | být nevěrný(being unfaithful to sexual partner), podvádět(violate rules to gain advantage), podvádět(being unfaithful to sexual partner), podvádět(to deceive), podvést(to deceive) | — | |
| Danish | bedrage(violate rules to gain advantage), bedrage(being unfaithful to sexual partner), snyde(violate rules to gain advantage), svindle(violate rules to gain advantage), undgå(manage to avoid something), være utro(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Dutch | cheat(unfair advantage in a computer game), liegen(card game), bedriegen(violate rules to gain advantage), overspel plegen(being unfaithful to sexual partner), scheve schaats rijden(being unfaithful to sexual partner), valsspelen(violate rules to gain advantage), vreemdgaan(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Esperanto | adulti(being unfaithful to sexual partner), kokri(being unfaithful to sexual partner), perfidi(to deceive), trompi(violate rules to gain advantage), trompi(to deceive) | — | |
| Faroese | snýta(violate rules to gain advantage), svika(violate rules to gain advantage), svíkja(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Finnish | fusku(card game), huijaus(unfair advantage in a computer game), huijata(violate rules to gain advantage), huijata(manage to avoid something), luntata(violate rules to gain advantage), pettää(being unfaithful to sexual partner), välttää(manage to avoid something) | — | |
| French | cheat(unfair advantage in a computer game), menteur(card game), tricher(violate rules to gain advantage), tromper(being unfaithful to sexual partner), tromper(to deceive) | — | |
| Georgian | ღალატი(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | ɣalaṭi | |
| German | Cheat(unfair advantage in a computer game), austricksen(manage to avoid something), betrügen(being unfaithful to sexual partner), betrügen(to deceive), die Ehe brechen(being unfaithful to sexual partner), fremdgehen(being unfaithful to sexual partner), schummeln(violate rules to gain advantage), schwindeln(violate rules to gain advantage), überlisten(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌰𐍆𐌷𐍉𐌻𐍉𐌽(violate rules to gain advantage) | afhōlōn | |
| Hebrew | צ׳יט(unfair advantage in a computer game), בגד(being unfaithful to sexual partner), רימה(violate rules to gain advantage) | chit | |
| Hindi | छलना(violate rules to gain advantage), छलना(to deceive) | chalnā, chalnā | |
| Hungarian | becsapás(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), csalás(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), csalás(unfair advantage in a computer game), rászedés(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), svindli(card game), szélhámosság(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), becsap(to deceive), csal(violate rules to gain advantage), csalássalszerez (meg)(to deceive), kicsal(to deceive), kicselez(manage to avoid something), kifog(manage to avoid something), kiforgat(to deceive), megcsal(being unfaithful to sexual partner), megmenekül(manage to avoid something), puskázik(violate rules to gain advantage), rászed(to deceive), átejt(to deceive), átver(to deceive) | — | |
| Icelandic | svindl(unfair advantage in a computer game), halda framhjá(being unfaithful to sexual partner), svindla(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Ido | eskrokar(to deceive) | — | |
| Irish | cúigleáil(violate rules to gain advantage), déan caimiléireacht ar(violate rules to gain advantage), déan cneámhaireacht ar(violate rules to gain advantage), déan séitéireacht (ar)(violate rules to gain advantage), feall ar(violate rules to gain advantage), imir ar(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Italian | barare(violate rules to gain advantage), fregare(violate rules to gain advantage), imbrogliare(violate rules to gain advantage), tradire(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Japanese | チート(unfair advantage in a computer game), まやかす(violate rules to gain advantage), 不倫をする(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 偽る(violate rules to gain advantage), 浮気する(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 騙す(violate rules to gain advantage) | chīto, mayakasu, furin o suru, itsuwaru, uwaki suru, damasu | |
| Kavalan | suanem(to deceive) | — | |
| Korean | 치트키(unfair advantage in a computer game), 바람을 피우다(being unfaithful to sexual partner), 바람피우다(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | chiteuki, baram-eul piuda, barampiuda | |
| Latin | fraudō(violate rules to gain advantage), fraudō(to deceive) | — | |
| Latvian | krāpt(violate rules to gain advantage), maldināt(violate rules to gain advantage), mānīt(violate rules to gain advantage), šmaukt(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Lithuanian | apgaudinėti(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | fuddelen(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Macedonian | шифра(unfair advantage in a computer game), и́леџи(violate rules to gain advantage), изневерува(being unfaithful to sexual partner), ма́ми(violate rules to gain advantage), мами(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | šifra, íledži, izneveruva, mámi, mami | |
| Māori | moe tāhae(being unfaithful to sexual partner), mākoi(to deceive), purei tāhae(violate rules to gain advantage), whakateke(to deceive) | — | |
| Middle English | chet(low-quality bread) | — | |
| Nepali | छक्याउनु(to deceive) | chakyāunu | |
| Norwegian | bedra(being unfaithful to sexual partner), fuske(violate rules to gain advantage), jukse(violate rules to gain advantage), lure(manage to avoid something), snyte(manage to avoid something), unngå(manage to avoid something), være utro(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اویون(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), قازیق(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception) | oyun, kazık | |
| Pashto | سینه(violate rules to gain advantage) | sanh | |
| Pennsylvania German | aabasse(to deceive) | — | |
| Polish | cheat(unfair advantage in a computer game), czit(unfair advantage in a computer game), kod(unfair advantage in a computer game), oszukiwać(violate rules to gain advantage), zdradzać(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Portuguese | batota(unfair advantage in a computer game), macete(unfair advantage in a computer game), trapaça(unfair advantage in a computer game), batotar(violate rules to gain advantage), chifrar(being unfaithful to sexual partner), enganar(manage to avoid something), fraudar(manage to avoid something), roubar(violate rules to gain advantage), trair(being unfaithful to sexual partner), trapacear(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Romanian | trișa(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Russian | ве́рю-не-ве́рю(card game), чит(unfair advantage in a computer game), гуля́ть(being unfaithful to sexual partner), измени́ть(being unfaithful to sexual partner), изменя́ть(being unfaithful to sexual partner), моше́нничать(violate rules to gain advantage), мухлева́ть(violate rules to gain advantage), наду́ть(violate rules to gain advantage), надува́ть(violate rules to gain advantage), обду́ривать(violate rules to gain advantage), обдури́ть(violate rules to gain advantage), обма́нывать(violate rules to gain advantage), обма́нывать(manage to avoid something), обману́ть(violate rules to gain advantage), обману́ть(manage to avoid something), смоше́нничать(violate rules to gain advantage), смухлева́ть(violate rules to gain advantage) | vérju-ne-vérju, čit, guljátʹ, izmenítʹ, izmenjátʹ, mošénničatʹ, muxlevátʹ, nadútʹ, naduvátʹ, obdúrivatʹ, obdurítʹ, obmányvatʹ, obmányvatʹ, obmanútʹ, obmanútʹ, smošénničatʹ, smuxlevátʹ | |
| Sanskrit | गर्धयते(violate rules to gain advantage) | gardhayate | |
| Serbo-Croatian | varati(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Slovak | podvádzať(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Spanish | fullería(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), mentiroso(card game), trampa(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), transa(act of deception or fraud; that which is the means of fraud or deception), truco(unfair advantage in a computer game), criar cuernos(being unfaithful to sexual partner), echar cuernos(being unfaithful to sexual partner), embaír(to deceive), encornudar(being unfaithful to sexual partner), enfullar(violate rules to gain advantage), engañar(to deceive), entrampar(to deceive), fraudar(manage to avoid something), hacer albardilla(violate rules to gain advantage), hacer trampa(violate rules to gain advantage), incumplir(manage to avoid something), jaranear(violate rules to gain advantage), jaranear(manage to avoid something), machetear(violate rules to gain advantage), machetearse(violate rules to gain advantage), meter guampas(being unfaithful to sexual partner), trampear(being unfaithful to sexual partner), trampear(to deceive) | — | |
| Swedish | bluffstopp(card game), fusk(unfair advantage in a computer game), bedra(violate rules to gain advantage), bedra(being unfaithful to sexual partner), bedraga(being unfaithful to sexual partner), fiffla(violate rules to gain advantage), fuska(violate rules to gain advantage), lura(violate rules to gain advantage), lura(manage to avoid something), svindla(violate rules to gain advantage), undgå(manage to avoid something), vara otrogen(being unfaithful to sexual partner), vänsla(being unfaithful to sexual partner), vänsterprassla(being unfaithful to sexual partner), vänstra(being unfaithful to sexual partner) | — | |
| Tamil | ஏமாற்று(to deceive) | ēmāṟṟu | |
| Thai | นอกใจ(being unfaithful to sexual partner), โกง(violate rules to gain advantage) | nâawk-jai, goong | |
| Turkish | hile(unfair advantage in a computer game), aldatmak(violate rules to gain advantage), aldatmak(being unfaithful to sexual partner), dolandırmak(violate rules to gain advantage), kopya çekmek(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Ukrainian | дури́ти(violate rules to gain advantage), махлюва́ти(violate rules to gain advantage), обма́нювати(violate rules to gain advantage), шахраюва́ти(violate rules to gain advantage) | durýty, maxljuváty, obmánjuvaty, šaxrajuváty | |
| Vietnamese | bắt cá hai tay(being unfaithful to sexual partner), bịp(violate rules to gain advantage), gian lận(violate rules to gain advantage), xập xí xập ngầu(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Volapük | citön(violate rules to gain advantage), cütön(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Walloon | fé on schård dins l' contrat(being unfaithful to sexual partner), fé on schård e sacramint(being unfaithful to sexual partner), tromper(being unfaithful to sexual partner), tructer(violate rules to gain advantage) | — | |
| Welsh | cafflo(violate rules to gain advantage), twyllo(violate rules to gain advantage) | — |
kroek
rren
cığallıq etmək, xəyanət etmək
измама, заблуждавам, изигравам, изма́мвам, измамвам, изме́ням, изневеря́вам, мамя
izmama, zabluždavam, izigravam, izmámvam, izmamvam, izménjam, izneverjávam, mamja
truc, enganyar, enganyar, fer banyes, fer el salt, fer trampes, mentir, trampejar
作弊碼 /作弊码, 秘籍, 不忠, 作弊, 使詐 /使诈, 使诈, 出軌 /出轨, 腳踏兩條船 /脚踏两条船, 行騙 /行骗, 逃避
zuòbìmǎ, mìjí, bùzhōng, zuòbì, shǐzhà, shǐzhà, chūguǐ, jiǎo tà liǎng tiáo chuán, xíngpiàn, táobì
být nevěrný, podvádět, podvádět, podvádět, podvést
bedrage, bedrage, snyde, svindle, undgå, være utro
cheat, liegen, bedriegen, overspel plegen, scheve schaats rijden, valsspelen, vreemdgaan
adulti, kokri, perfidi, trompi, trompi
snýta, svika, svíkja
fusku, huijaus, huijata, huijata, luntata, pettää, välttää
cheat, menteur, tricher, tromper, tromper
Cheat, austricksen, betrügen, betrügen, die Ehe brechen, fremdgehen, schummeln, schwindeln, überlisten
becsapás, csalás, csalás, rászedés, svindli, szélhámosság, becsap, csal, csalássalszerez (meg), kicsal, kicselez, kifog, kiforgat, megcsal, megmenekül, puskázik, rászed, átejt, átver
svindl, halda framhjá, svindla
eskrokar
cúigleáil, déan caimiléireacht ar, déan cneámhaireacht ar, déan séitéireacht (ar), feall ar, imir ar
barare, fregare, imbrogliare, tradire
suanem
fraudō, fraudō
krāpt, maldināt, mānīt, šmaukt
apgaudinėti
fuddelen
moe tāhae, mākoi, purei tāhae, whakateke
chet
bedra, fuske, jukse, lure, snyte, unngå, være utro
aabasse
cheat, czit, kod, oszukiwać, zdradzać
batota, macete, trapaça, batotar, chifrar, enganar, fraudar, roubar, trair, trapacear
trișa
ве́рю-не-ве́рю, чит, гуля́ть, измени́ть, изменя́ть, моше́нничать, мухлева́ть, наду́ть, надува́ть, обду́ривать, обдури́ть, обма́нывать, обма́нывать, обману́ть, обману́ть, смоше́нничать, смухлева́ть
vérju-ne-vérju, čit, guljátʹ, izmenítʹ, izmenjátʹ, mošénničatʹ, muxlevátʹ, nadútʹ, naduvátʹ, obdúrivatʹ, obdurítʹ, obmányvatʹ, obmányvatʹ, obmanútʹ, obmanútʹ, smošénničatʹ, smuxlevátʹ
varati
podvádzať
fullería, mentiroso, trampa, transa, truco, criar cuernos, echar cuernos, embaír, encornudar, enfullar, engañar, entrampar, fraudar, hacer albardilla, hacer trampa, incumplir, jaranear, jaranear, machetear, machetearse, meter guampas, trampear, trampear
bluffstopp, fusk, bedra, bedra, bedraga, fiffla, fuska, lura, lura, svindla, undgå, vara otrogen, vänsla, vänsterprassla, vänstra
hile, aldatmak, aldatmak, dolandırmak, kopya çekmek
bắt cá hai tay, bịp, gian lận, xập xí xập ngầu
citön, cütön
fé on schård dins l' contrat, fé on schård e sacramint, tromper, tructer
cafflo, twyllo
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