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do someone out of something
phrasal verb with doverbuk /də//du//duː/ us /də//du//duː/did | done
informal
to stop someone from getting or keeping something, especially in a dishonest or unfair way: （尤指以不诚实或不公正的手段）使…蒙受损失;骗取，骗走
Pensioners have been done out of millions of pounds as a result of the changes.这些变化使领取养老金者损失了数百万英镑。
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do someone out of something | American Dictionary
do someone out of something
phrasal verb with doverbus/du/present tensedoesus/dʌz, dəz/ | past tensedidus/dɪd/ | past participledoneus/dʌn/
infml
to cheat someone by preventing that person from obtaining or keeping something of value:
Con men did him out of over $10,000 of his hard-earned money.
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