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trick

释义

See also DECEPTION.

goof on someone

in. to play a prank on someone; to involve someone in a deception.

Hey, don't goof on me. I'm your buddy!The kid goofed on Chuck, and he thought it was a pretty good joke.

have an ace up one's sleeve

tr. to have something useful in reserve; to have a special trick available. (Have got can replace have.)

I still have an ace up my sleeve that you don't know about.I don't have an ace up my sleeve. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work.

phony

n. a phone call where the caller hangs up the minute the telephone is answered.

No one was on the telephone. It was just a phony.We have had phony after phony all evening.

pull a fast one

tr. to outwit or outsmart someone by a clever and timely maneuver.

Don't try to pull a fast one on me.So you think you can pull a fast one?

shuck

n. a hoax.

What a stupid shuck!How could you fall for that old shuck?

TP and teepee

tr. to festoon the trees and shrubbery of a residential yard with toilet paper. (A teenage prank.)

All the swimmers' houses get teepeed the night before a meet.Who teepeed my spruce tree?

trick

1. adjective

excellent US, 1988.

in hot rodding and drag racing, abnormal, unusual US, 1968

2. noun

a prostitute's customer US, 1925.

an act of sex between a prostitute and customer US, 1926.

a short-term homosexual sexual partner, not paying US, 1963.

a casual sexual partner US, 1968.

a prostitute UK, 1999.

any dupe US, 1865.

a swindle. Far less common in this sense, but not unheard UK, 1865.

on the railways, a work shift US, 1946.► can't take a trickto be consistently unsuccessful. From card games AUSTRALIA, 1944.► do the trickto achieve your object UK, 1812

3. verb

to engage in sex with a paying customer, usually in an expeditious fashion US, 1960.

to have sex with a short-term partner, without emotion or money passed US, 1968

idiomtrick► have a trick up your sleeve —see have/keep sth up your sleevedo the trickused in order to say that something solves a problem or provides what is needed to get a good result:If you take these pills for ten days, that should do the trick.Often a little willingness to compromise will do the trick in negotiating.That portable radio isn't going to do the trick - we need something much bigger.sb doesn't miss a trickused in order to say that someone always knows exactly what is happening and can get advantages from every situation:When it came to cutting costs on exports, Roy didn't miss a trick.Ruben doesn't miss a trick - his film has something for everyone.it's/that's the oldest trick in the bookused in order to say that someone who has been cheated or deceived should have realized what was happening:Josh, I can't believe you fell for that, it's the oldest trick in the book.That's the oldest trick in the Democratic book - to say that Republicans are the party of the wealthy.use/try every trick in the bookto use every clever method that you know in order to achieve what you want:Computer companies are using every trick in the book to stay ahead of their competitors.I tried every trick in the book to get Don to stop having affairs, but nothing worked.

phrasetrick
trick out
be tricked out literary to be decorated or dressed in a particular way: a picture of a young model tricked out in fur boots and a fur-lined bikini+ in There were a number of pleasure boats on the lake, tricked out in all the brightest colours.

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(one) doesn't miss a trick
a bag of tricks
a bag/box of tricks
a box of tricks
a hat trick
a one-trick pony
a trick worth two of (something)
a trick worth two of that
bag of tricks
be up to (one's) (old) tricks
be up to (one's) old tricks
be up to your tricks
box of tricks
confidence game
dirty trick
dirty tricks
do the job/trick
do the trick
every trick in the book
hat trick
have a trick up (one's) sleeve
have an ace up (one's) sleeve
have an ace/a trick up your sleeve
he, she, etc. doesn't miss a trick
How do you do
How’s tricks?
how's tricks
how's tricks?
know a trick or two
know every trick in the book
miss a trick
miss a trick, doesn't/not to
never miss a trick
not miss a trick
one-trick pony
play a trick (on one)
play a trick on
play tricks on
pull a stunt
pull a trick (on someone)
someone's bag of tricks
teach an old dog new tricks
teach an old dog new tricks, one can't/it's hard to
that does it
that does the trick
the oldest trick in the book
the tricks of the trade
There are tricks in every trade
trick (one) into (doing something)
trick (oneself or something) up
trick into
trick of the trade
trick on someone
trick or treat
trick out
trick out of
trick up (one's) sleeve
trick-or-treater
trick-or-treating
tricks of the trade
try every trick in the book
try, use, etc. every trick in the book
turn a trick
turn a trick/tricks
turn the trick
turn tricks
up to (one's) (old) tricks
up to one's old tricks
up to your tricks
use every trick in the book
whole bag of tricks
You cannot teach an old dog new tricks
you can't teach an old dog new tricks

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