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Tricking or cheating someone openly.
문화적 배경
The idiom is a staple in Marathi newspapers (like Saamana or Sakal) to describe political scandals. It shows the public's skepticism towards authority. In farming communities, 'Dhul' is a part of daily life. The idiom feels very grounded and is used frequently in village panchayat disputes. Villains in old Marathi movies often use this phrase when they are about to get caught, or the hero uses it when exposing the villain. Refers back to the 'Ganimi Kava' (Guerrilla tactics) where deception was a legitimate tool of war against the Mughals, but later became a metaphor for social cheating.
Master the Gender
Always remember 'Dhul' is feminine. If you say 'Phekla' (masculine), people will understand you, but they'll know you're a beginner.
Don't be too literal
If you use this during a sandstorm, people will think you are making a joke or a pun. Use 'Dolyant kachara gela' for actual dirt in eyes.
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Tricking or cheating someone openly.
Master the Gender
Always remember 'Dhul' is feminine. If you say 'Phekla' (masculine), people will understand you, but they'll know you're a beginner.
Don't be too literal
If you use this during a sandstorm, people will think you are making a joke or a pun. Use 'Dolyant kachara gela' for actual dirt in eyes.
News Watch
Look for the word 'फसवणूक' (Fasavanuk) in Marathi news; 'Dolyant Dhul Phekne' is almost always used in the same paragraph.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb 'फेकणे'.
त्याने माझ्या डोळ्यांत धूळ ______.
The object 'धूळ' is feminine singular, so the past tense verb must be 'फेकली'.
In which of these situations would you use the idiom?
Select the correct scenario:
The idiom is used for intentional deception, not physical dust or surprises.
Complete the dialogue.
अमित: 'हा फोन फक्त ५०० रुपयांना आहे!' सुमित: 'अशक्य! तू माझ्या ______ धूळ फेकू नकोस.'
The idiom always uses the locative 'डोळ्यांत' (in the eyes).
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
3 연습 문제त्याने माझ्या डोळ्यांत धूळ ______.
The object 'धूळ' is feminine singular, so the past tense verb must be 'फेकली'.
Select the correct scenario:
The idiom is used for intentional deception, not physical dust or surprises.
अमित: 'हा फोन फक्त ५०० रुपयांना आहे!' सुमित: 'अशक्य! तू माझ्या ______ धूळ फेकू नकोस.'
The idiom always uses the locative 'डोळ्यांत' (in the eyes).
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자주 묻는 질문
10 질문It's not rude, but it is an accusation. Use it when you are sure someone is lying.
Yes, it's very common in families when one sibling hides something from another.
It is 'Aankhon mein dhul jhonkna'. It's almost identical in meaning and structure.
Only if you are formally accusing someone of fraud. Otherwise, it's too dramatic for regular business.
Yes, for this specific idiom, 'Dhul' is fixed. You cannot use 'Mati' or 'Reti'.
Almost never. It implies trickery for an unfair advantage.
You can say 'त्याने मला फसवले' (Tyane mala fasavle).
Yes, often to describe a lover who was unfaithful or a deceptive world.
'Topi ghalne' is more about making someone look like a fool, often involving money. 'Dhul Phekne' is broader deception.
Yes! It's a great way to describe how a magician distracts the audience.
관련 표현
टोपी घालणे
synonymTo make a fool of someone / to cheat.
शेंडी लावणे
synonymTo trick someone.
कानावर हात ठेवणे
contrastTo deny any knowledge of something.
नजर चुकवणे
similarTo avoid someone's eye contact out of guilt.
