pass (someone or something) off on (someone)

To attempt to misrepresent or disguise someone or something (as a different kind of person or thing) to someone else. There are always guys passing cheap watches off on unsuspecting tourists. They obviously booked us for the wrong room, but they kept trying to pass it off on us like we were the ones who were mistaken.

词组	pass (someone or something) off on (someone)
释义	pass (someone or something) off on (someone) pass (someone or something) off on (someone) To attempt to misrepresent or disguise someone or something (as a different kind of person or thing) to someone else. There are always guys passing cheap watches off on unsuspecting tourists. They obviously booked us for the wrong room, but they kept trying to pass it off on us like we were the ones who were mistaken. See also: off, on, pass Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: bargain bargain for (someone or something) with (someone) accompany (one) on a/(one's) journey accompany on a journey be/have done with somebody/something be in line with (someone or something) better of (someone or something) promises well bear off from (someone or something) begin with (someone or something)
随便看	have the law on (someone) have the legs of have the legs of (someone) have the luck of the devil have the makings of have the makings of (something) have the makings of something have the measure of someone have the measure of (someone or something) have the Midas touch have the mouth of a sailor have the mulligrubs have the mullygrubs have the munchies have the neck to do something have the nerve to (do something) have the nerve to do something have the/(one's) feelers out have the patience of a saint have the patience of Job have the presence of mind to do have the presence of mind to (do something) have the right idea have the right sow by the ear have the run of (some place)