Usage of "rip-off" | TermGallery

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The act of stealing.

Usage of rip-off in English

Science ministers come and go without saying a word about this rip-off. 
 The Guardian 

Someone has opened and used the Magimix rip-off from the late 90s. 
 The Guardian 

With no improvement in service, is this a record for rip-off Ireland? 
 The Irish Times 

Gift vouchers: It's high time this rip-off of voucher expiry was stopped. 
 The Irish Times 

While prices are attractive, pleasure can vanish if Africans perceive a rip-off. 
 Reuters 

This is clearly a Myst rip-off, albeit set in the Old West. 
 Wired 

But in the end, Mutations is neither a rip-off nor an impersonation. 
 The Guardian 

Madam, - Could we not apply an Irish Ferries solution to rip-off Ireland? 
 The Irish Times 

We do not have to accept rip-off energy prices or austerity without end. 
 The Guardian 

It's great to see that rip-off Ireland can make news around the world. 
 The Irish Times 

Miliband has made the cost-of-living crisis and rip-off prices his own. 
 The Guardian 

Labour will aim to drive the private sector rip-off out of the NHS. 
 The Guardian 

It appears that this is the latest manifestation of rip-off Ireland. 
 The Irish Times 

Friends and supporters can also gain handsomely from rip-off sales of our assets. 
 The Guardian 

It was never intended to be a rip-off of any kind, he said. 
 Reuters 

He then proceeds to accuse the Irish hospitality industry of being rip-off merchants. 
 The Irish Times 

Frequent collocations

Translations for rip-off

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Catalan

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Rip-off through the time

Meanings of rip-off in English