be up to your tricks

be up to (one's) (old) tricks

To be doing things that one was known for doing in the past, especially deceitful or mischievous behavior. Food went missing from the school cafeteria? It sounds like Billy is up to his tricks again. I reunited with my two best friends after nearly five years apart, and we were up to our old tricks again in no time.

be up to your (old) ˈtricks

(informal, disapproving) be acting in your usual way, which the speaker does not like: Tom’s just been released from prison — he’ll soon be up to his old tricks again, I expect.

词组	be up to your tricks
释义	be up to your tricks be up to (one's) (old) tricks To be doing things that one was known for doing in the past, especially deceitful or mischievous behavior. Food went missing from the school cafeteria? It sounds like Billy is up to his tricks again. I reunited with my two best friends after nearly five years apart, and we were up to our old tricks again in no time. See also: trick, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be up to your (old) ˈtricks (informal, disapproving) be acting in your usual way, which the speaker does not like: Tom’s just been released from prison — he’ll soon be up to his old tricks again, I expect. See also: trick, up Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be up to (one's) (old) tricks be up to (one's) old tricks up to (one's) (old) tricks up to one's old tricks up to your tricks be on the edge of (something) teeter teeter on the brink teeter on the brink/edge of something teeter on the edge of (something)
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