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double-cross — UK / US verb [transitive] Word forms double cross : present tense I/you/we/they double cross he/she/it double crosses present participle double crossing past tense double crossed past participle double crossed to cheat someone, usually when doing … English dictionary
double cross — 1. tv. to betray someone. (Originally a more complicated switching of sides in a conspiracy wherein the double crosser sides with the victim of the conspiracy against the original conspirator.) □ Don’t even think about double crossing me! □ Frank … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
double-cross — verb (T) to cheat someone, especially after you have already agreed to do something dishonest with them: Shorty s murder was blamed on a gang he d double crossed in the past. double cross noun (C) double crosser noun (C) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
double-cross — {v.} To promise one thing and deliver another; to deceive. * /The lawyer double crossed the inventor by manufacturing the gadget instead of fulfilling his promise to arrange a patent for his client./ Compare: SELL DOWN THE RIVER, TWO TIME … Dictionary of American idioms
double-cross — {v.} To promise one thing and deliver another; to deceive. * /The lawyer double crossed the inventor by manufacturing the gadget instead of fulfilling his promise to arrange a patent for his client./ Compare: SELL DOWN THE RIVER, TWO TIME … Dictionary of American idioms
double-cross — v To promise one thing and deliver another; to deceive. The lawyer double crossed the inventor by manufacturing the gadget instead of fulfilling his promise to arrange a patent for his client. Compare: sell down the river, two time … Словарь американских идиом
