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兵不厭詐
bīng bù yàn zhà
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there can never be too much deception in war;
in war nothing is too deceitful;
all's fair in war
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奸詐
jiān zhà
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treachery;
devious;
a rogue
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巧詐
qiǎo zhà
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deceitful;
crafty;
artful
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巧詐不如拙誠
qiǎo zhà bù rú zhuō chéng
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the unvarnished truth is better than a cunning ruse (idiom);
honesty is the best policy
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敲詐
qiāo zhà
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to rip off;
to extort (money);
extortion;
blackmail
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敲詐勒索
qiāo zhà lè suǒ
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extortion and blackmail (idiom)
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敲詐罪
qiāo zhà zuì
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extortion
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桀貪驁詐
jié tān ào zhà
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brutal, greedy, arrogant and deceitful (idiom)
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機詐
jī zhà
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deceitful
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欺詐
qī zhà
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to cheat
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欺詐者
qī zhà zhě
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deceiver
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爾虞我詐
ěr yú wǒ zhà
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lit. you hoodwink me and I cheat you (idiom); fig. mutual deception;
each tries to outwit the other;
dog eats dog and devil take the hindmost
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狂三詐四
kuáng sān zhà sì
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to deceive and swindle across the board (idiom)
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狡詐
jiǎo zhà
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craft;
cunning;
deceitful
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網絡欺詐
wǎng luò qī zhà
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phishing
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虛詐
xū zhà
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tricky and hypocritical
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訛詐
é zhà
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to extort under false pretenses;
to blackmail;
to bluff;
to defraud
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詐冒
zhà mào
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to claim ownership (of stolen goods)
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詐取
zhà qǔ
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to swindle;
to defraud
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詐唬
zhà hu
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to bluff;
to bluster;
to intimidate
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詐屍
zhà shī
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sudden movement of a corpse (superstition);
fig. sudden torrent of abuse
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詐晴
zhà qíng
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to clear up (of weather after rain)
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詐欺
zhà qī
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fraud;
deception
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詐死
zhà sǐ
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to feign death;
to fake death
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詐病
zhà bìng
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to feign illness;
to malinger
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