cheat at (something)

To act deceptively or unfairly while completing a task or participating in a competition. My little brother cheats at every board game, so it's not much fun to play with him.

cheat at something

to use deception while competing [against someone]. They say she cheats at cards. The mob is likely to cheat at getting the contracts.

词组	cheat at (something)
释义	cheat at (something) cheat at (something) To act deceptively or unfairly while completing a task or participating in a competition. My little brother cheats at every board game, so it's not much fun to play with him. See also: cheat Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cheat at something to use deception while competing [against someone]. They say she cheats at cards. The mob is likely to cheat at getting the contracts. See also: cheat McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: cheat at cheat on cheat on (someone or something) be bound and determined bound and determined bound and determined to whip the devil around the stump a fine line a fine line between something ahead of the game
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