Examples of using A patsy in English and their translations into Greek
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He's a patsy.
It's what they call a patsy.
We got a patsy in custody.
You needed a patsy.
I need a patsy… someone to take the fall in public.
People also translate
He was a patsy.
We have found, and are setting up, a patsy.
He was a patsy.
To make this stick,we will need a patsy.
No need to, with a patsy like you.
A patsy who happened to have a brown cargo jacket?
We need a patsy.
He was a patsy, Mrs. Schroeder,a dupe set up to take the fall.
They found a patsy.
And we need a patsy to blame publicly for the crime.
You needed a patsy.
They tried to make him a patsy but he refused to play the role and denied he was involved in the tragedy in New York.
So maybe Seth is a patsy.
But if he's a patsy… then, for who?
As I was saying, you need a patsy.
No, we needed a patsy, somebody expendable.
He wants an out, a patsy.
You can choose to be a patsy, or you can choose not to be.
Every good plan needs a patsy.
Mariano gave you a patsy and his buddies backed him up.
So I give you Gronsky for Lomax… and I get a patsy for Danny Yale.
A patsy whose childhood was tormented by such unspeakable indignities he would risk going to prison rather than admit what really happened.
Guess you took me for a patsy, didn't you, Kent?
What if someone else wrote those texts and this is all just an elaborate frame-up, andEmma's just a patsy?
Or did Mr. Stone merely pull a patsy out of a hat?