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●ˌrip sb ˈoff (informal) to cheat sb, for example by charging them too much for sth, selling them sth of poor quality, etc. （以劣质品等）欺骗；敲…竹杠；宰（客）◆The bank was accused of ripping off its customers.
银行被指责欺诈客户。◆The tickets were very expensive. We felt we’d been ripped off.
票价很贵。我们觉得被宰了。◆The law protects tenants from being ripped off by landlords.
法律保障租户免受房东欺诈。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]▸ ˈrip-off noun [usually singular] (informal)
a situation where you pay too much for sth; sth that is not worth what you pay for it 宰客；不划算的东西◆They charged you £25 for a T-shirt? What a rip-off!
一件 T 恤衫他们开价 25 英镑？抢钱啊！◆The meal was a total rip-off.
那顿饭完全不合算。◆rip-off prices
过高的价格 |