Co oznacza fiddle w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja fiddle?

Możesz nauczyć się fiddle wymowy, gramatyki i synonimów w tym najbardziej autorytatywnym słowniku języka angielskiego.

fiddle znaczenie & definicja

0 to change something dishonestly in order to get money -- fałszować
- She was fired for fiddling her travel expenses.
1 a violin (= a wooden musical instrument with strings) -- skrzypce, skrzypki
2 a dishonest way to get money -- przekręt, szwindel
- a tax fiddle

People would not want to jeopardise their livelihood by falsifying their reports or by fiddling with the coupons, or so the logic went.
They are given an amnesty at the end of every financial year to carry on their tax dodging and all the rest of the fiddles.
Such changes make it far more difficult for the fiddles and shenanigans that have been mentioned tonight to be detected.
I would be prepared to say now that an awful lot of expenses filed in the last five years have been "fiddled".
We must suspect that these figures have been "fiddled", as every other figure had been "fiddled".
Fiddling around in the meantime with repatriating hundreds of thousands is avoiding the main issue.
We shall not get anywhere merely by fiddling around with tax rates and allowances within the present system.
Even the cut of £1,000 million that he claims in 1983–84 is the result of fiddling the figures.