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trick·er·y
trI k ri
复数:trickeries
词根:trick
adj.trick 特技的;欺诈的;有决窍的
tricksy 欺骗的,狡猾的;恶作剧的;顽皮的
adv.trickily 狡猾地;欺诈地;用奸计
n.trick 诡计;恶作剧;窍门;花招;骗局;欺诈
tricker 恶作剧者,欺骗者
trickiness 诡计多端;狡猾;棘手;欺骗
vi.trick 哄骗;戏弄
vt.trick 欺骗;哄骗;装饰;打扮
1719年,来自 trick(动词)+ -ery。
The first known use of trickery was in 1796
tricksternoun
one who tricks: as
a dishonest person who cheats others by trickery
magician sense 2
trick1 of 3noun
an action meant to deceive or cheat
a mischievous act : prank
an unwise or childish action
a skillful or clever feat designed to puzzle or amuse
a juggler's tricks
a habitual peculiarity of behavior or manner
a trick of speech
a quick or artful way of getting a result : knack
the trick is to do it quickly
an instance of getting a desired result
one small adjustment will do the trick
a technical device (as of an art or craft)
tricks of the trade
the cards played in one round of a card game
trick2 of 3verb
to deceive with tricks : cheat
to dress or decorate especially oddly or ornately
tricked out in a gaudy uniform
trick3 of 3adjective
of or relating to or involving tricks or trickery
trick photography
skilled in or used for tricks
a trick horse
somewhat defective and unreliable
a trick lock
inclined to give way unexpectedly
a trick knee
trickleverb
to flow or fall in drops
water trickling from a leaky faucet
to flow in a thin slow stream
syrup trickling from the bottle
to move or go one by one or little by little
customers trickled in
to slowly grow less
his excitement trickled away
trickleverb
to flow or fall in drops
water trickling from a leaky faucet
to flow in a thin slow stream
syrup trickling from the bottle
to move or go one by one or little by little
customers trickled in
to slowly grow less
his excitement trickled away
trickleverb
to flow or fall in drops
water trickling from a leaky faucet
to flow in a thin slow stream
syrup trickling from the bottle
to move or go one by one or little by little
customers trickled in
to slowly grow less
his excitement trickled away
trick1 of 3noun
an action meant to deceive or cheat
a mischievous act : prank
an unwise or childish action
a skillful or clever feat designed to puzzle or amuse
a juggler's tricks
a habitual peculiarity of behavior or manner
a trick of speech
a quick or artful way of getting a result : knack
the trick is to do it quickly
an instance of getting a desired result
one small adjustment will do the trick
a technical device (as of an art or craft)
tricks of the trade
the cards played in one round of a card game
trick2 of 3verb
to deceive with tricks : cheat
to dress or decorate especially oddly or ornately
tricked out in a gaudy uniform
trick3 of 3adjective
of or relating to or involving tricks or trickery
trick photography
skilled in or used for tricks
a trick horse
somewhat defective and unreliable
a trick lock
inclined to give way unexpectedly
a trick knee
trickyadjective
likely to use or characterized by tricks or trickery
requiring skill or caution : difficult
a tricky situation
trickyadjective
likely to use or characterized by tricks or trickery
requiring skill or caution : difficult
a tricky situation
trickerynoun
the use of tricks to deceive or cheat
1 Instead, they claim it was an improvisation exercise that involved no such trickery.
2 The Odyssey is full of lying, trickery, class betrayal.
《奥德赛》充满着谎言,诡计,和阶级背叛。
3 We've seen it before, of course, but his kind of magic gains its effect from being performed right in front of people: their reactions as much as his trickery provide the effect.
4 There’s no trickery here, just some solid technique in grilling a butterflied, maple- and mustard-rubbed pork shoulder and then solid harmonizing in serving it with a raw salsa verde and stewed Le Puy lentils.
5 Emma was not convinced one way or the other, though she remained cynical and thought it was almost certainly trickery.
6 It looks horrific, it’s hard to watch, but it’s all done by trickery.
7 If Rabelais is the most immoderate of writers, he is also the cruellest, rejoicing in trickery and malice, sending people to their discomfiture or death with an oath and a jest.
8 The wave system, a modular array of more than 500 speakers, uses acoustical trickery to reproduce organic sounds with unusually high fidelity.
9 The plan smells of trickery.
这计划有点欺诈的意味.
10 Rather than rely on studio trickery or audience pandering, Wilco holds the song itself in highest regard.
11 The Los Angeles photographer John Houck creates multiple layers of visual trickery in deceptively simple still lifes by shooting and reshooting life-size color prints that he alters as he goes.
12 Very informative, I understand much more about the complex world of credit and financial trickery than previously.
13 Mr. White and his crew also employ a certain amount of narrative trickery, both to tie together the story strands and to stretch the drama across the episodes, strategically withholding and reordering information.
14 “We can take them. With a bit of trickery and their trust, it can be done. A bit of trickery, a touch from the Fates—” “—and a blood offering,” someone muttered.
15 Although Flintoff doesn’t advise trickery in every case, he has some ideas about how to convince others to join in your righteous mission — including, paradoxically, offering them a gracious way out.
16 Eventually, Wright discovered the forgeries, but the Patriots’ trickery kept British gunboats away long enough for the revolution to take hold in Georgia.
17 But with a little magic, and some trickery, not all is lost.
18 "Friends ... warned me that much trickery would be used to block me," he said.
19 There was a lot of trickery in the early music business.
20 But Mr Perlstein is too rigorous a historian to paint Reagan’s success as mere trickery.
1 欺骗
funny delusive false cross-up hoky-poky take-in do sell plant string abuse curve twist fraud cheat shaft illusion bob deception lurk fiddle gag delusion cog hoax sham trimming gouge deceit bop wile mace gaff shuck gammon barney bunco eyewash hocus falseness flam hokum legerdemain hanky-panky rinky-dink flimflam chicane flivver jiggery-pokery cooch jugglery chiz hokey-pokey gloze rort swiz hokeypokey cootch job lie shit fool boodle practice ring impose bull grease bitch fudge bamboozle bam have dipsy-doodle kid banter diddle gyp cozen cold-deck yentz illude gazoozle fainaigue make work take short green catch stick cross beat jump burn cream dish screw trim palm hose bucket rim hype mock fox Jew deceive sucker buffalo mislead bunk two-time deacon nick jockey chisel dope fob gull lurch ream snooker jive mystify short-change slicker beguile frig fop double-cross jink gudgeon cully trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X befool chouse make game of bludge on play the rogue slip one over on put it over on have a game with play the fool with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve on the fiddle give short change come it play games with tricky misleading fraudulent Job con artifice duplicity chicanery leg-pull trick falsidical deceptive beguiling fallacious duplicitous colorable deceptively fraudulently deceivingly beguilingly imposturing quackishness juggle imposition spoof swindle sleight subterfuge humbug mystification skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence knavery shenanigan beguilement humbuggery cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal hocus-pocus bite scam sting cod Nick dupe victimize delude hoodwink bilk shortchange do a snow job put over on practise on practise upon skin game act a lie play a part shell game double cross put upon make a fool of management Con falsehood masquerade rip-off put-on double-dealing covin try-on Sharp stiff spruce circumvent weasel entrap finagle skank euchre pettifog short-sheet mamaguy verneuk play false play a trick on throw dust in eyes sell a bill of goods take for a ride screw over put one over on slip over on do the dirty on cheating falsely deceitfully deceitfulness skin monkey business double illusory underhanded underhand illusive captious trumpery trickish craft blind fake dishonesty guile indirection roguery rope palter betray rook cajole mump befoul blear goldbrick blear eyes juggle with do brown put the change upon sail under false colors act a double part lead up the garden cross up spurious tortuous fiddling hustle stratagem boondoggle razzmatazz blague swizz under false colours stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across try it on dirty shenanigans funny business snow play dirty lead up the garden path come the raw prawn pull a fast one take advantage of play games fob off on put on wind up take in prey on phoney wrong sucker into doing sucker into into doing fob off with have on bluff spring a trap rip off fuck with double-tongued prestigious tricksy flamdoodle suck-in pass rig charlatan stealing circumvention imposture trickiness dupery inveracity thimblerig duff double-clock horn-swoggle smoke hook spin stall gum hum skunk doodle defraud razzle-dazzle gold-brick
2 策略
game practice device policy resource plant strategy trick plot trap politics maneuver diplomacy finesse ploy ruse wile artifice tactics stratagem enginery game plan
3 诡计
dipsy-doodle practice art engine catch double shift craft scheme angle trick trap curve fraud rig fetch maneuver dodge deception lurk gimmick cunning wheeze curveball wile machination contrivance artifice stratagem humbug skulduggery wangle wimple chicane shenanigan jiggery-pokery underplot swiftie shenanigans machinations wiles dodgery game Art device deceit flam gimmickry flimflam pettifoggery hocuspocus fast one sleight scam fake cheat intrigue shuffle ruse flanker subterfuge scheming chicanery blague shine gadget crook manoeuvre guile skullduggery machinate
4 奸计
5 欺诈
double-tongued schlenter fast false fraudulent oblique two-faced cronk dodgery gullery have sell plant lie shift burn trick twist cheat rig ramp hype deception fiddle graft juggle racket imposition gull deceit wile swindle rip-off contrivance humbug indirection barney hocus imposture flam skulduggery razzle-dazzle fraudulence flimflam roguery crookery cooch jugglery dupery carve-up cootch chouse cross cog sharp deceive defraud finagle gazump rogue sting hustle fleece jockey gouge ream goldbrick on the crook knavish art scam guile knavery play fast and loose bad-faith bad faith chicanery do crooked devious low-down sleaze rort hoodwink
6 诈欺
imposturous con juggling take-in have do fraud cheat ramp scam hype fiddle juggle imposition pretense swindle indirection eyewash imposture fraudulence flimflam roguery crookery jugglery dupery cozenage fakement double-deal jockey humbug finagle pluck dupe ream gold-brick chouse skin game shell game quack sell work overreach mump cozen crooked plant steal curve shave shaving sharp shark trick
7 圈套
toils management web catch hook trap snare decoy noose cobweb plant pit gadget pitfall toil springe
8 手段
way mean move step card action device road resource approach measure engine channel shift instrument resort medium avenue gauge passport lever machinery proceeding instrumentation intermediary finesse sleight instrumentality artifice wherewithal stepping-stone gateway
9 耍花招
subterfuge hype hocus-pocus up to tricks gimmickry play silly games with play silly games play games play games with funny tricky