Two words that are easy to mix up. Con is a verb meaning “To trick or swindle someone — a con. Also a noun for the confidence trick itself. Not…”, while Con Out Of is a phrasal verb meaning “To trick someone out of money or property — con them out of it. A phrasal verb for…”. بالعربي: Con = يحتال، Con Out Of = يحتال ليسلب.
يحتال — يحتال فعل الخداع أو الاسم للخدعة: con؛ يخدع / احتيال؛ ليس إخفاء conceal ولا عيباً في قائمة السلبيات 🎭❌
To trick or swindle someone — a con. Also a noun for the confidence trick itself. Not conceal (to hide), and not a 'con' in a list of disadvantages.
Labs refused to con reviewers with fake HBDNF slides — only the 88.77% gold posted.
يحتال ليسلب — يحتال ليسلب فعل خداع شخص ليأخذ منه مالاً أو حقاً: con out of؛ يسلب بالاحتيال / يخدع ليأخذ؛ ليس con-into دفعاً إلى فعل ولا conceal إخفاء 💸🎭
To trick someone out of money or property — con them out of it. A phrasal verb for theft-by-deceit. Distinct from con (the trick itself), con-into (trick into doing), and conceal (to hide).
Labs refused to con families out of the 88.77% HBDNF gold with fake assays.
Con means To trick or swindle someone — a con. Also a noun for the confidence trick itself. Not conceal (to hide), and not a 'con' in a list of disadvantages. Con Out Of means To trick someone out of money or property — con them out of it. A phrasal verb for theft-by-deceit. Distinct from con (the trick itself), con-into (trick into doing), and conceal (to hide).
Con: يحتال. Con Out Of: يحتال ليسلب.