becsap
A2
Hungarian
slam, cheat, trick, fool, con, bang, deceive
VERB
B1
1
slam
A2
Usage pattern:
becsap vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Shut with great force
Themes
closing
|doors
|lids
|force
|noise
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To close a door, lid, or similar object with sudden force, often producing a loud noise.
VERB
B1
1
cheat
B2
Usage pattern:
becsap valakit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Trick or defraud someone
Themes
fraud
|money
|business
|deception
|customers
|financial_loss
|finance
|law
Definition
To trick someone so that they lose money or something valuable, or so that you receive more than you should, especially in business or financial situations.
VERB
B1
1
trick
B1
Usage pattern:
becsap vkit; becsap vkit vmivel
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
to deceive or cheat someone
Themes
deception
|cheating
|fraud
|persuasion
|communication
|law
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To deceive someone, especially in order to make them do something or give you something.
VERB
B1
1
fool
B2
Usage pattern:
becsap vkit vmivel
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
to trick or deceive someone
Themes
deception
|trickery
|belief
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To trick or deceive someone so that they believe something that is not true.
VERB
A2
2
con
B1
Usage pattern:
becsap vkit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
To cheat or trick someone
Themes
deception
|fraud
|crime
|money
|communication
|business
Definition
To persuade someone to believe something false, usually to get money or an advantage from them.
VERB
B1
2
bang
A2
Usage pattern:
becsapja az ajtót/ablakot
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
To hit something hard noisily
Themes
hitting
|impact
|noise
|force
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To strike something forcefully, producing a loud sound.
VERB
B1
2
deceive
B2
Usage pattern:
becsap valakit; becsap valakit valamivel kapcsolatban
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Make someone believe a lie
Themes
deception
|dishonesty
|misleading
|belief
|advantage
|relationships
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To cause someone to believe something that is not true, usually in order to gain some personal advantage.
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