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to gouge
01
escroquer, extorquer
to obtain something, typically money or goods, through coercion, manipulation, or unfair means
Transitive: to gouge sb
02
entailler, creuser
to make a dent in something using a sharp or scooping tool
Transitive: to gouge a dent or hole in sth
Gouge
01
creusage, entaille
the act of gouging
02
douille, ciseau concave
and edge tool with a blade like a trough for cutting channels or grooves
03
empreinte, creux
an impression in a surface (as made by a blow)
gouge
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gouger
n
gouger
n
Exemple
The loan shark gouged borrowers with exorbitant interest rates and hidden fees.
The unscrupulous landlord would gouge his tenants by constantly increasing the rent without justification.
The unethical contractor would gouge clients by inflating the prices of materials and services.
The scammer gouged elderly people by tricking them into paying for unnecessary home repairs.
The dishonest mechanic would gouge customers by exaggerating repairs and charging excessively for parts.
