pigeon

US /ˈpɪdʒ.ən/
UK /ˈpɪdʒ.ən/
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1.

paloma

a stout seed- or fruit-eating bird with a small head, short legs, and a cooing voice, typically having gray and white plumage. It is a common bird in cities worldwide.

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A pigeon landed on the window sill.
Una paloma se posó en el alféizar de la ventana.
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The park was full of people feeding the pigeons.
El parque estaba lleno de gente alimentando a las palomas.
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doverock dove
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incauto, tonto, víctima

a person who is easily swindled or cheated; a dupe.

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He was a naive pigeon for falling for that scam.
Fue un incauto ingenuo al caer en esa estafa.
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The con artist always looks for an easy pigeon.
El estafador siempre busca un incauto fácil.
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dupegullvictimsuckerchump
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engañar, estafar

to swindle or cheat (someone).

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The con artist tried to pigeon him out of his savings.
El estafador intentó engañarlo para quitarle sus ahorros.
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Don't let them pigeon you into buying something you don't need.
No dejes que te engañen para que compres algo que no necesitas.
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swindlecheatdupedefraudtrick
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