1.
the use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to extract money from them).
利用诡计欺骗他人（通常是骗取钱财）。
2.
The imposter sponged 1000 pounds from his acquaintance.
那个骗子从相识者那里骗取1000英镑。
3.
She defrauded the heir of the bequests
她骗取了继承人的遗产。
4.
He tricked me out of my profit.
他骗取了我的利润。
5.
She inveigled a promise from her boss
她骗取了上司的允诺。
6.
She gulled a fool out of his money
她骗取了一个傻子的钱。
7.
She swindles him out of his life savings.
她骗取了他一生的积蓄。
8.
Ray finagled me out of my property.
雷伊骗取我的财物。
9.
I've been done out of my rights.
我的权利被人骗取了。
10.
On Deception and Cheat--An Analysis on the Nature of Deception of Insurance Premium by Internal and Outer Persons;
诈骗与骗取的悖论——对内外勾结骗取保险金行为的定性分析
11.
confidence game:a swindle in which the victim is defrauded after his or her confidence has been won.
骗局:骗取受害者的信任后再行诈骗受害人的欺诈.
12.
A swindler who wheedled my life savings out of me.
一个用花言巧语骗取了我一生积蓄的骗子
13.
Rather than get money in such a dishonest way, he would beg in the streets.
（他宁可沿街乞讨，也不愿意用欺骗手段骗取钱。
14.
He make $50, 000 by swindle small shopkeeper.
他用欺骗小店主的方法骗取了50, 000美元。
15.
Be on guard against those who try to lie themselves into our confidence.
警惕那些用谎言来骗取我们信任的人。
16.
He cajoled a knife out of a child
他用好话从孩子手中骗取一把小刀。
17.
She'll wheedle out your secret if you are not careful.
如果你不小心，她会骗取你的秘密。
18.
They cheat the old woman of her house and money.
他们骗取了老妇人的房屋和钱财。