diddle someone out of money 骗某人的钱
diddle away time 浪费时间
diddle with sth 胡乱摆弄某物
get diddled 被欺骗
diddle around 无所事事地混日子
1. He was diddled out of his savings by a scam.
他被骗局骗走了积蓄。
2. Stop diddling around and finish your homework.
别再磨蹭了，快完成作业。
3. They diddled the company for thousands of dollars.
他们从公司骗走了数千美元。
4. He spent the afternoon diddling with old tools.
他整个下午都在摆弄旧工具。
A: I think I was diddled by that seller.
A：我觉得我被那个卖家骗了。
B: You should be more careful next time.
B：你下次应该更小心一点。
1) 指通过欺骗获取钱财或利益
2) 指浪费时间或无所事事
3) 指随意摆弄或玩弄某物
4) 在口语中带有轻微抱怨或批评意味
1. 欺骗；诈骗；浪费时间
e.g.He got diddled in a fake investment deal.
他在一个虚假投资交易中被骗了。
verb
1. to cheat or trick someone out of money or something valuable; also to waste time or fiddle with something aimlessly.
Synonym: cheat, swindle, fiddle