swindle (something) out of (one)

To steal something from one through deceptive or fraudulent means. That snake in the grass tried swindling nearly $5,000 out of me in bogus fees! I'm sure that we can find a way to swindle those diamonds out of the old lady.

swindle someone out of something

and swindle something out of someone

to cheat someone out of something. The crooks tried to swindle her out of her inheritance. The crooks swindled $3,000 out of the old woman.

词组	swindle (something) out of (one)
释义	swindle (something) out of (one) swindle (something) out of (one) To steal something from one through deceptive or fraudulent means. That snake in the grass tried swindling nearly $5,000 out of me in bogus fees! I'm sure that we can find a way to swindle those diamonds out of the old lady. See also: of, out, swindle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. swindle someone out of something and swindle something out of someone to cheat someone out of something. The crooks tried to swindle her out of her inheritance. The crooks swindled $3,000 out of the old woman. See also: of, out, swindle McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: swindle swindle (one) out of (something) mulct mulct (one) out of (something) mulct out of put a con on (one) put a con on someone cheat (one) out of (something) cheat out of mislead about
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