trick如何读

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美:[trɪk]

trick英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]戏法,把戏 skilful act performed for entertainment, especially one involving illusion
  2. [C]诡计,花招,骗术 thing done in order to deceive or outwit sb
  3. [S]诀窍,技巧 exact or best way of doing sth; particular technique
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 哄骗; 欺骗 deceive; swindle; cheat; defraud
  2. vt. 打扮decorate

trick是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 恶作剧
  2. 诡计,把戏,戏法,花招,奸计
  3. 习惯
  4. 诀窍,秘诀
  5. 手法,手艺
  6. 一圈
  7. 轻率愚蠢的行为
  8. 骗局
  9. 骗术,幻术
  10. 欺骗
  11. 【电影】特技(表现法)
  12. 手腕
adj. (形容词)
  1. 特技的,魔术的
  2. 欺诈的,弄虚作假的,有意捉弄人的
  3. 有诀窍的,技巧的
  4. 靠不住的,机能容易失常的
  5. 脆弱的
  6. 似快要折断的
  7. 漂亮的
  8. 能干的
  9. 突然撑不住的
  10. 用于特技的
  11. 诡计的
  12. 有诡计的,有阴谋的
v. (动词)
  1. 骗,坑,哄骗,诈欺,骗人,欺骗,诈骗
  2. 恶作剧,开玩笑,作弄,戏弄
  3. 变戏法,玩鬼把戏
  4. 装饰,打扮
  5. 诱使某人做某事
  6. 从某人处骗走某物
  7. 打扮得引人注目

trick变形

复数:tricks

第三人称单数:tricks

现在分词:tricking

过去式:tricked

过去分词:tricked

trick扩展

tricker (n.)

trick词根

词根:trick

adj.

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.

trickery 欺骗;诡计;奸计

tricker 恶作剧者,欺骗者

trickiness 诡计多端;狡猾;棘手;欺骗

trick英英释义

noun

a crafty procedure or practice meant to deceive or defraud

a mischievous act : prank

a deceptive, dexterous, or ingenious featespecially: one designed to puzzle or amuse

a juggler's tricks

an indiscreet or childish action

a quick or artful way of getting a result : knack

the trick is to make it look natural

a technical device (as of an art or craft)

the tricks of stage technique

a delusive appearance especially when caused by art or legerdemain : an optical illusion

a mere trick of the light

a habitual peculiarity of behavior or manner

a horse with the trick of shying

a characteristic and identifying feature

a trick of speech

the cards played in one round of a card game often used as a scoring unit

a sexual act performed by a prostitutealso: john sense 2

turning tricks

shift sense 4b(1)

a trip taken as part of one's employment

a turn of duty at the helm usually lasting for two hours

an attractive child or woman

a cute little trick

verb

transitive verb

to deceive by cunning or artifice : cheat see also trick out

adjective

of or relating to or involving tricks or trickery trick dice

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

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trick词组

do the trick获得成功

trick or treat不招待就使坏(指万圣节孩子们挨家逐户要糖果等礼物,如不遂愿便恶作剧一番的风俗)

hat trick帽子戏法(指连入三球),[板球]连中三柱(使对方三击球手退场)

play a trick(搞)恶作剧,捉弄

dirty trick卑鄙手段

play a trick on开……的玩笑;捉弄……

clever trick高明的把戏;聪明的花招;熟练的伎俩

trick question偏题

confidence trick骗局;欺诈

trick or treating不给糖果就捣蛋

trick区别

 deceive, cheat, trick

deceive表示隐瞒真相或以假相骗人。如:The boy deceived the teacher by lying.

cheat欺骗,常用词,主要指为了自己的利益欺骗人。

trick哄骗,表示耍手段进行欺骗,强调在行骗时使用计策,有时也指并非出于恶意的欺骗。如:Tom cleverly tricked his mother into approval.

以上来源于网络

 deceive, cheat, trick, fool

这组词都有“欺骗”的意思,其区别是:

deceive最普通用词,指用虚假外表使人信以为真,或蓄意歪曲事实,或造成错误印象使人上当受骗。

cheat普通用词,指用蒙蔽他人的手段取得所需之物,尤多指在赢利的买卖中欺骗人。

trick指用阴谋诡计等骗得信任或得到所需之物。

fool指把别人当傻瓜,愚弄欺骗别人。

以上来源于网络

trick词源中文解释

15世纪初,“欺骗,卑鄙的诡计”,源自古诺曼法语 trique “诡计,欺骗,背叛,作弊”,源自 trikier “欺骗,作弊”的变体,源自古法语 trichier “欺骗,诡计,欺骗”,起源不明,可能源自俗拉丁语 *triccare,源自拉丁语 tricari “回避,推诿”,源自 tricæ “琐事,无意义,一团混乱的困难”,起源不明。

指“恶作剧”意义可追溯至1580年代; 指“做某事的艺术”意义首次出现于1610年代。指“妓女的客户”首次出现于1915年; 此前,它是指美国俚语中的“抢劫”(1865年)。

do the trick 指“实现目标”始于1812年; miss a trick 指“未能利用机会”始于1889年; 1872年起指玩纸牌游戏 whist,可能是最初的字面意义。加拿大于1927年记录了 Trick-or-treat 作为儿童万圣节游戏。Trick question 始于1907年。

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trick词源英文解释

Noun Middle English trikke, from Anglo-French *trik, from trikier to deceive, cheat, from Vulgar Latin *triccare, alteration of Latin tricari to behave evasively, shuffle, from tricae complications, trifles

The first known use of trick was in the 15th century

trick儿童词典英英释义

true1 of 4adjective

completely loyal : faithful

agreeing with the facts : accurate

a true description

consistent sense 2

true to character

fully realized or fulfilled

dreams come true

properly so called : genuine true love

lichens have no true stems

placed or formed accurately : exact

true pitch

being or holding by right : legitimate

the true owner

true2 of 4noun

the quality or state of being accurate (as in adjustment)—used in the phrases in true and out of true

true3 of 4verb

to bring to exactly correct condition as to place, position, or shape

true up a board

true4 of 4adverb

in agreement with fact : truthfully

in an accurate manner : accurately

the arrow flew straight and true

without variation from type

breed true

true1 of 4adjective

completely loyal : faithful

agreeing with the facts : accurate

a true description

consistent sense 2

true to character

fully realized or fulfilled

dreams come true

properly so called : genuine true love

lichens have no true stems

placed or formed accurately : exact

true pitch

being or holding by right : legitimate

the true owner

true2 of 4noun

the quality or state of being accurate (as in adjustment)—used in the phrases in true and out of true

true3 of 4verb

to bring to exactly correct condition as to place, position, or shape

true up a board

true4 of 4adverb

in agreement with fact : truthfully

in an accurate manner : accurately

the arrow flew straight and true

without variation from type

breed true

true1 of 4adjective

completely loyal : faithful

agreeing with the facts : accurate

a true description

consistent sense 2

true to character

fully realized or fulfilled

dreams come true

properly so called : genuine true love

lichens have no true stems

placed or formed accurately : exact

true pitch

being or holding by right : legitimate

the true owner

true2 of 4noun

the quality or state of being accurate (as in adjustment)—used in the phrases in true and out of true

true3 of 4verb

to bring to exactly correct condition as to place, position, or shape

true up a board

true4 of 4adverb

in agreement with fact : truthfully

in an accurate manner : accurately

the arrow flew straight and true

without variation from type

breed true

trouble1 of 2verb

to disturb or become disturbed mentally or spiritually : worry

her continued absence troubled him

to produce physical disorder in : afflict

troubled with weak knees

to put to exertion or inconvenience

may I trouble you for the salt

to put into confused motion

wind troubled the sea

to make an effort

do not trouble to come

trouble2 of 2noun

the quality or state of being troubled : misfortune

help people in trouble

an instance of distress or annoyance

made light of their troubles

disorder or public unrest

labor trouble

a state or condition of distress, annoyance, or difficulty: as

in big financial trouble

physical distress or ill health : ailment

heart trouble

failure to work properly

engine trouble

a condition of doing something badly or with great difficulty

had trouble reading

an effort made : pains

took the trouble to write

a cause of distress, annoyance, or inconvenience

don't mean to be any trouble

a negative feature or characteristic

laziness is your biggest trouble

an unpleasant fact

the trouble is, I'm broke

troll1 of 3verb

to sing the parts of (as a round)

to sing or recite loudly or merrily

to fish for with a hook and line drawn through the water (as behind a slowly moving boat)

to harass, criticize, or antagonize (others or another) especially by disparaging, mocking, inflammatory, or offensive public statements, online postings, or acts

to act as a troll (as on a website)

troll2 of 3noun

a lure or a line with its lure and hook used in trolling

a person who intentionally antagonizes others online by posting inflammatory, irrelevant, or offensive comments or other disruptive content

troll3 of 3noun

a dwarf or giant in Scandinavian folklore living in caves or hills

troll1 of 3verb

to sing the parts of (as a round)

to sing or recite loudly or merrily

to fish for with a hook and line drawn through the water (as behind a slowly moving boat)

to harass, criticize, or antagonize (others or another) especially by disparaging, mocking, inflammatory, or offensive public statements, online postings, or acts

to act as a troll (as on a website)

troll2 of 3noun

a lure or a line with its lure and hook used in trolling

a person who intentionally antagonizes others online by posting inflammatory, irrelevant, or offensive comments or other disruptive content

troll3 of 3noun

a dwarf or giant in Scandinavian folklore living in caves or hills

trip1 of 2noun

an act of causing another to stumble or fall

a traveling from one place to another : journey

a trip to Europe

a brief errand or journey with a purpose that often takes place on a regular basis

a trip to the dentist

error sense 4, misstep

a quick light step

a faltering step : stumble

the action of releasing something mechanically

a device (as a catch) for releasing a mechanism

trip2 of 2verb

to move (as in dancing or walking) with light quick steps

to catch one's foot against something so as to stumble

don't trip over the rock

to cause to stumble

someone must have tripped him

to make or cause to make a mistake

to catch making a false statement, error, or blunder

questions designed to trip her up

to release or start a device usually by moving a catch

tripped the fire alarm

trim1 of 4verb

to decorate with ribbons, lace, or ornaments : adorn a jacket trimmed with leather

trim a Christmas tree

to defeat in a game or contest

to make trim and neat especially by cutting or clipping trimmed her hair

trim the bushes

to free of excess or unnecessary matter by or as if by cutting trim a budget

trim a steak

to cause (as a ship) to take the right position in the water by balancing the load carried

to adjust (as an airplane or submarine) for horizontal movement or for motion upward or downward

to adjust (as a sail) to a desired position

trim2 of 4adjective

ready for service or use

slim and physically fit

keeps trim by jogging

neat, orderly, and compact in line or structure

a trim house

trim3 of 4adverb

in a trim manner : trimly

trim4 of 4noun

good or healthy condition : fitness

material used for ornament or trimming

the woodwork in the finish of a building especially around doors and windows

the position of a ship or boat especially with reference to the horizontal

the relation between the plane of a sail and the direction of the ship

the position of an airplane at which it will continue in level flight with no adjustments to the controls

something that is trimmed off or cut out

a haircut that neatens a previous haircut

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

trick 例句

1 And I was prepared to wait that long myself before I tried some dangerous trick that might get me home.

2 I didn’t respond because I knew Vega was only saying that to try to trick me into showing him.

3 “It might have been a trick of the light,” Nhamo couldn’t help saying.

4 “We do not believe that she would help you. It must be a trick.”

5 Sure, the idea of a bed and hot food sounds like something worth getting shot for but maybe it’s a trick and we’re being so stupid we deserve to get caught.

6 Others looked as innocent as maids, but that was just a trick of their trade.

7 He has taught his dog to perform some clever tricks.

他已经训练他的狗玩几样灵巧的把戏了.

8 There was something at the edge of Silas’s lips that might have been a smile, and might have been regret, and might just have been a trick of the shadows.

9 That did the trick, and after wiping the sweat from his forehead, he was ready to go.

10 At first he was sure his eyes were playing tricks.

11 I knew this was a trick, I knew this was going to be How to Survive a Blizzard, Part Two.

12 Ron lifted Scabbers out of his inside pocket and placed him next to the cage of his fellow rats, who stopped their skipping tricks and scuffled to the wire for a better look.

13 The trick is trying to figure which attack is coming when.

14 The explanation of how the tricks are worked is too complicated to explain in detail here, and two fairly elementary examples should suffice.

15 “And our city can stand a great deal of freedom, Tally. It gives youngsters room to play tricks, to develop their creativity and independence. But occasionally bad things come from outside the city.”

16 I learned a trick with the soup, which was to wait awhile before lining up for it.

17 He arranged for Caesarion to be tricked into returning to Egypt and executed him upon his arrival.

18 “He’d come up with some fancy scheme to trick the Rattler into giving himself away. You know, a con.”

19 a trick shot in pool

20 She was certain it was a trick of the light, but everyone else took the appearance of a spirit leopard seriously.

trick 同义词

2 绝技表演

stunt

12 特殊习惯

mannerism

16 欺骗手段

cheat

18 恶作剧的

wicked

20 使感到意外

surprise

22 出差

evection

23 受挫

hamstring

30 绝技

stunt

31 鬼把戏

shine prank shenanigan

33

habit knack mania

37 变戏法的

conjuring

39 假像

pseudomorph

47 巧技

sleight

48 迷幻

psychodelic

55 特技的

fancy aerobatic

56 欺骗

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76 特殊技能

vocation

79 习性

habit propensity

90 算计

excogitate

93 随身携带的物品

short

94 一丝不苟

scrupulous dot i's

98 弄虚作假

falsification fudge

101 一丝不苟的

scrupulous

103 招数

mystique

105 感到意外

surprise

trick 短语相关

trick photography parlour trick trick of the/one's trade trick question do the trick hat trick trick out odd trick never/not miss a trick one-trick pony

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