What does "rip off" mean?

To charge too much or cheat someone To overcharge or swindle someone.

How do you use "rip off" in a sentence?

That shop ripped me off. Ten pounds for a coffee? That's a rip-off! Don't let them rip you off.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Meaning: To charge too much or cheat someone

敲竹杠，宰客

Timar, estafar

ぼったくる、だます

바가지를 씌우다, 사기 치다

To overcharge or swindle someone.

收取过高的价格或欺骗某人。"rip-off"作为名词也指"敲竹杠行为"。

Cobrar de más o engañar a alguien. "Rip-off" como sustantivo significa una estafa o un precio abusivo.

法外な値段を請求すること、または詐欺的な行為をすること。「rip-off」は名詞として「ぼったくり」の意味でも使われる。

터무니없이 비싸게 받거나 누군가를 속이는 것.

Base verb: rip

Particle: off

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

That shop ripped me off.
那家店宰了我。
Esa tienda me timó.
あの店にぼったくられた。
그 가게에서 바가지를 썼다.
Ten pounds for a coffee? That's a rip-off!
一杯咖啡十英镑？太坑人了！
¿Diez libras por un café? ¡Eso es un robo!
コーヒーが10ポンド？ぼったくりだ！
커피 한 잔에 10파운드? 완전 바가지야!
Don't let them rip you off.
别让他们宰你。
No dejes que te timen.
ぼったくられないように気をつけて。
바가지 쓰지 않도록 조심해.

Context: fraud, overcharging

Tone: angry

American slang from theft/stealing context.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal