Budol (en. Deceit)

/ˈbʊdɔl/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

A verb that refers to stealing or deceiving.

His trick caused many people to lose money.

Ang kanyang budol ay naging sanhi ng maraming tao na mawalan ng pera.

A form of verb used in the context of deception.

Don't fall for these scammers.

Huwag kang magpabudol sa mga scammer na ito.

Part of the word 'budol' comes from the provincial language in Luzon.

tricked

being a victim of deception

napabudol

to deceive

to carry out deceit or trickery

magbudol

scam

A general term for types of deception or fraud.

scam

deceiver

A person who enjoys selling lies or deceptions.

manloloko

to deceive or trick someone

Look, he's deceiving people, promised to give a prize but did nothing.

Ayun, budol siya sa mga tao, nangako na magbibigay ng premyo, pero walang ginawa.

to hype up or lead someone on

This sale is such a trick! They say it's 50% off, but it's not.

Grabe ang budol sa benta na ito! Sinasabi nilang 50% off, pero hindi naman.

misleading information

If you're not careful, you might get tricked by false news on social media.

Kung di ka mag-iingat, maaaring mabudol ka sa maling balita sa social media.