put one over on (one)

To fool or deceive one; to make one the victim of a prank or hoax. I'm not as naïve as I once was, so you won't be putting one over on me again! The conman spotted Jane from a mile away, and quickly figured out how he would put one over on her.

put one over on someone

INFORMAL

1. If you put one over on someone, you beat them or get an advantage over them. The match represents the opportunity finally to put one over on one of his oldest rugby friends. Note: You can also use get instead of put. Managers wouldn't help each other. They were all trying to get one over on each other.

2. If you put one over on someone, you trick them. My brother David actually prefers doing things dishonestly. It gives him a pleasing feeling of having put one over on other people. You're not kidding me, are you, Ralph? You wouldn't put one over on me just to stop me going down to the club on my own?

put one over on

deceive someone into accepting something false. informal

get/put one ˈover on somebody/something

(informal) get an advantage over somebody/something: I’m not going to let them get one over on me! Don’t believe a word he says. He’s just trying to put one over on you.

See also: get, on, one, over, put, somebody, something

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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词组	put one over on (one)
释义	put one over on (one) put one over on (one) To fool or deceive one; to make one the victim of a prank or hoax. I'm not as naïve as I once was, so you won't be putting one over on me again! The conman spotted Jane from a mile away, and quickly figured out how he would put one over on her. See also: on, one, over, put Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put one over on someone INFORMAL 1. If you put one over on someone, you beat them or get an advantage over them. The match represents the opportunity finally to put one over on one of his oldest rugby friends. Note: You can also use get instead of put. Managers wouldn't help each other. They were all trying to get one over on each other. 2. If you put one over on someone, you trick them. My brother David actually prefers doing things dishonestly. It gives him a pleasing feeling of having put one over on other people. You're not kidding me, are you, Ralph? You wouldn't put one over on me just to stop me going down to the club on my own? See also: on, one, over, put, someone Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. put one over on deceive someone into accepting something false. informal See also: on, one, over, put Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary get/put one ˈover on somebody/something (informal) get an advantage over somebody/something: I’m not going to let them get one over on me! Don’t believe a word he says. He’s just trying to put one over on you. See also: get, on, one, over, put, somebody, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: get one over on (one) get/put one over on somebody/something drive (one) out of office force (one) out of office force out of office give (one) (one's) head give head give somebody their head give someone their head cooking for one
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