| 单词 | trick or treat | 
| 释义 | trick or treatnoun variants  or trick-or-treat   ˈtrik-ər-ˈtrēt    : a Halloween practice in which children wearing costumes go from door to door in a neighborhood saying "trick or treat" when a door is opened to ask for treats with the implied threat of playing tricks on those who refuse  … a whimsical 1951 Saturday Evening Post cover on which costumed children are surprised by a disguised adult who opens the door for trick-or-treat.   trick-or-treat intransitive verb  trick-or-treated; trick-or-treating; trick-or-treats   I drive home at lunch and pick the boys up for trick-or-treating. Marcus is a rancher and Howie's an accountant. He's wearing thick fake lips and carrying a ledger. The Park's the only safe place to trick-or-treat anymore.      trick-or-treater noun   plural trick-or-treaters   A year ago, his wife suggested that he might feel better if he wore his old pirate-captain costume when he opened the door to trick-or-treaters, but a little boy in the first group of callers—a four-year-old who was ferociously costumed as a snaggletoothed monster—burst into tears at the sight of him.      trick-or-treating noun    This is a guy who went trick-or-treating in catcher's gear while the rest of his friends dressed as mummies and mass murderers.     | 
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