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The con artist cheated her out of her life savings, leaving her penniless and heartbroken. El estafador le robó su ahorro vital, dejándola sin un céntimo y deshecha.
2. defeat someone through trickery or deceit.
The con artist cheated his way to the top of the business ladder by swindling unsuspecting investors out of millions. El estafador ascendió a la cima de la escalera empresarial a través de la estafa, timando a inversores inocentes por millones.
3. engage in deceitful behavior.
The politician was accused of cheating during the election by falsifying documents and manipulating voter records. El político fue acusado de fraude electoral por falsificar documentos y manipular registros de votantes durante la elección.
4. be sexually unfaithful to one's partner in marriage.
harm noun
1. any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc..
The doctor examined the patient's harm and determined that it was not life-threatening, but would require several stitches to close the wound. El médico examinó la herida del paciente y determinó que no era letal, pero requeriría varias suturas para cerrarla.
2. the occurrence of a change for the worse.
The harm caused by the oil spill to the marine ecosystem was devastating, and it took years for the area to recover. El daño causado por el derrame de petróleo en el ecosistema marino fue devastador y llevó años para que la zona se recuperara.
3. the act of damaging something or someone.
The environmental group argued that the oil spill would cause irreparable harm to the endangered species and their habitats. El grupo ambiental argumentó que el derrame de petróleo causaría daño irreparable al especie en peligro y sus hábitats.
