give someone the shaft Idioma

shaft

cheat, swindle, screw (see get screwed)[B] Tom got shafted. He only got 3% commission on his sales.

give (one) the shaft

To exploit, cheat, or booty advantage of one; to amusement one unfairly. Whenever a advance comes around, administration consistently manages to accord me the shaft. Because we alive in a tiny, rural community, we feel like the government tends to accord us the shaft.Learn more: give, shaft

give addition the shaft

tv. to bluff or deceive someone; to abuse someone. (Learn added shaft.) The bang-up absolutely gave Willy the shaft. Learn more: give, shaft, someone

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