rig
Prononciation : [rɪg]
Mot
Contexte : « manipulation »
(verb) to cheat or control something in an unfair way. This usually means setting things up so that you get the results you want, even if it's not fair. It can happen in games or when people are making decisions.
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He thought he could rig the game to win, but his friends caught him.
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She didn't rig the results; she played honestly.
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Did they try to rig the voting process?
Contexte : « equipment »
(noun) a set of equipment or tools needed for a specific activity. This can include things like ropes, sails, or any other tools you need to do a job, especially in situations like boating or construction.
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The crew set up the rig before they launched the boat.
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Without the right rig, they couldn’t complete the project.
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What type of rig do we need for the sailboat?
Contexte : « construction »
(verb) to set something up in a certain way, especially in terms of fitting it with tools or equipment. This is often used in situations where someone is preparing something for a specific use.
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They rigged the lights for the show perfectly.
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They didn’t rig the equipment properly, and it didn't work.
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How did they rig the stage for the performance?
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