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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of "on the deal"
Hi,
Would you explain the part I underlined below?
She's some dethroned N.Y. debutante and her friends are all in on the deal, too. It's a good scam, as the more confidence women you have the more plausible the scheme seems.
Thanks.
M
Would you explain the part I underlined below?
She's some dethroned N.Y. debutante and her friends are all in on the deal, too. It's a good scam, as the more confidence women you have the more plausible the scheme seems.
Thanks.
M
Top answer
" They're all parties to the scam. )
- " They're all parties to the scam.
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The idiom is "to be in on the deal." They're all parties to the scam.
(That is, they're aware of what's going on, and they're participating in it - on the bad side.)
(That is, they're aware of what's going on, and they're participating in it - on the bad side.)
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