US /dɪˈfrɔd/
・UK /dɪˈfrɔ:d/
We have a lot of customers will send back a broken product or try and defraud the retailer by sending back something else in the box.
You have a lot of customers who will send back a broken product or try and defraud the retailer by sending back something else in the box.
So I devised a scheme to defraud the government out of tax on every gallon of gasoline.
I devised a scheme to defraud the government out of tax on every gallon of gasoline.
This shady market can also be manipulated by crooks who use it to defraud the government and launder dirty money.
to defraud the government and launder dirty money.
I have repeatedly used deceit to cheat, con, or defraud others for my personal gain. To
I have repeatedly used deceit to cheat, con, or defraud others for my personal gain.
Billy McFarlane's attempt to defraud thousands of people led to the creation of two separate documentaries that chronicled the festival's rise and fall.
Billy McFarlane's attempt to defraud thousands of people led to the creation of two separate documentaries that chronicled the festival's rise and fall.
To defraud means to trick someone out of money through lies or dishonest schemes.
To defraud means to trick someone out of money through lies or dishonest schemes.
like when somebody defraud somebody else you got to go to court, you have to seek some
He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States and received a 30-month sentence.
Fraud would require them to do something on their own purposely to defraud the system.
They're not voting because they're trying to defraud the system.
The blatant crime caught on dash cam video: these scammers faking car crashes to defraud insurance.