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单词 ripping off
释义

rip-off

1 of 2

noun

ˈrip-ˌȯf How to pronounce rip-off (audio)
1
: an act or instance of stealing : theft
also : a financial exploitation
2
: a usually cheap exploitive imitation

rip off

2 of 2

verb

ripped off; ripping off; rips off

transitive verb

1
a
: rob
also : cheat, defraud
b
: steal
2
: to copy or imitate blatantly or unscrupulously
3
: to perform, achieve, or score quickly or easily
ripped off 10 straight points

Synonyms

Noun

  • grab
  • heist
  • pinch
  • snatching
  • swiping
  • theft

Verb

  • burglarize
  • burgle
  • knock off
  • knock over
  • rob
  • steal (from)
  • take off [slang]
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Example Sentences

Verb the teens ripped off the store where they had been working for the summer the thief ripped off some jewelry as soon as no one was looking

Word History

First Known Use

Noun

1969, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Verb

1967, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

ripping off

verb

present participle of rip off
1
as in robbing
to remove valuables from (a place) unlawfully the teens ripped off the store where they had been working for the summer

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • robbing
  • knocking over
  • taking off
  • knocking off
  • stealing (from)
  • burglarizing
  • breaking in
  • sticking up
  • sacking
  • looting
  • burgling
  • stripping
  • plundering
  • cheating
  • rifling
  • ravishing
  • ransacking
  • plucking
  • holding up
  • pillaging
  • despoiling
  • bleeding
  • exploiting
  • defrauding
  • swindling
  • stinging
  • shortchanging
  • sticking
  • spoiling
  • fleecing
  • mulcting
  • hustling
  • squeezing
  • chiseling
  • skinning
  • cozening
  • mugging
  • rooking
  • rolling
  • chiselling
2
as in stealing
to take (something) without right and with an intent to keep the thief ripped off some jewelry as soon as no one was looking

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • stealing
  • swiping
  • walking off with
  • lifting
  • running off with
  • making off with
  • grabbing
  • knocking over
  • making away with
  • pilfering
  • robbing
  • thieving
  • snitching
  • snatching
  • misappropriating
  • appropriating
  • filching
  • pinching
  • hooking
  • pocketing
  • purloining
  • boosting
  • nipping
  • nicking
  • hijacking
  • taking
  • picking
  • heisting
  • looting
  • plundering
  • seizing
  • sacking
  • burglarizing
  • pillaging
  • carjacking
  • shoplifting
  • poaching
  • rustling
  • kidnapping
  • rifling
  • grasping
  • highjacking
  • abducting
  • collaring
  • nailing
  • sponging
  • mooching
  • spiriting
  • kidnaping
  • shanghaiing

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • buying
  • purchasing
  • giving
  • presenting
  • contributing
  • handing over
  • donating
  • bestowing
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3
as in cheating
to rob by the use of trickery or threats an investigation revealed that a whole slew of suppliers had been ripping off the defense department

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • cheating
  • squeezing
  • stinging
  • plucking
  • shaking down
  • hustling
  • doing
  • sticking
  • doing in
  • beating
  • screwing
  • bleeding
  • taking for a ride
  • taking to the cleaners
  • selling a bill of goods to
  • flimflamming
  • deceiving
  • thimblerigging
  • euchring
  • chousing
  • defrauding
  • shorting
  • swindling
  • shortchanging
  • fiddling
  • victimizing
  • reaming
  • fleecing
  • mulcting
  • bilking
  • tricking
  • rooking
  • skinning
  • suckering
  • exploiting
  • conning
  • gaffing
  • cozening
  • diddling
  • chiseling
  • stiffing
  • hosing
  • nobbling
  • fooling
  • betraying
  • wrenching
  • skunking
  • chiselling
  • clipping
  • extorting
  • gouging
  • milking
  • soaking
  • wringing
  • roping (in)
  • overcharging
  • nicking
  • wresting
  • duping
  • gulling
  • bitching
  • bamboozling
  • double-crossing
  • fast-talking
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