英语词汇“trick”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

tricknoun [ C ]

uk/trɪk/us/trɪk/

trick noun [ C ] (ACT OF DECEIVING)

B1 an action that is intended to deceive, either as a way of cheating someone, or as a joke or form of entertainment:

She played a really nasty trick on me - she put syrup in my shampoo bottle!

My niece was showing me all the tricks that she's learned to do with her new magic set.

It's trick photography - she's supposed to look like she's walking on water.

be a trick of the light

to be an effect caused by light, making something appear different:

For a moment I thought you had a patch of grey hair, but it's just a trick of the light.

trick or treat?

what children say when they go trick-or-treating at Halloween

More examples

She played a dirty trick on me by telling me Diane was having a party when she wasn't.
That was a pretty low trick to play.
I'll show you a magic trick.
They're plotting to play a trick on their brother.
No one's gonna pull that kind of trick on me!

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Cheating & tricking

a numbers game idiom
bad faith
bamboozle
bilk
blackmail
fleece
gag
honeyfuggle
hoodwink
impersonate
jape
jiggery-pokery
ruse
scam
scammer
screw
sell sb a bill of goods idiom
shaft
wool
worm

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Giving out light

trick noun [ C ] (METHOD)

B2 an effective or quick way of doing something:

What's the trick to getting this chair to fold up?

On page 21, some tricks to speed up your beauty routine.

More examples

The trick to making custard is to keep stirring.
He told me a few good tricks for controlling the class.
In this article, she shares her beauty tricks with the nation.
What's your trick for perfect pastry?

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Ways of achieving things

a means to an end idiom
actively
another
avenue
basis
channel
fair
jump
mean
medium
mixed media
modality
modus operandi
one way or another idiom
one-handed
resort
vein
what's the drill for sth? idiom
whereby
workings

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Idiom(s)

do the trick

every trick in the book

how's tricks?

trick of the trade

trickverb [ T ]

uk/trɪk/us/trɪk/

B2 to deceive someone, often as a part of a plan:

Dean tricked the old lady into giving him eight hundred dollars.

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Cheating & tricking

a numbers game idiom
bad faith
bamboozle
bilk
blackmail
fleece
gag
honeyfuggle
hoodwink
impersonate
jape
jiggery-pokery
ruse
scam
scammer
screw
sell sb a bill of goods idiom
shaft
wool
worm

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trickadjective [ before noun ]

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trick adjective [ before noun ] (DECEIVING)

used to deceive someone, either as a joke or form of entertainment or so that they makes a mistake:

a trick question

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Sly & devious

artful
backdoor
calculating
calculation
conniving
conspiratorial
cunning
devious
disingenuous
fox
foxy
guile
Machiavellian
scheme
sleight of hand
sneaky
tricky
wily

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trick adjective [ before noun ] (WEAK)

US A trick part of the body, especially a joint (= place where two bones are connected), sometimes feels weak suddenly and unexpectedly:

I have a trick ankle that gives me problems if I run too much.

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Problems & bones, joints & teeth

arthritic
arthrosis
bruxism
central giant cell granuloma
chondrosarcoma
chordoma
fracture
gout
impacted
osteoarthritis
put sth out 1
repetitive strain injury
rheumatology
root canal
RSI
slipped disc
teeth grinding
temporomandibular joint disorder
toothache
trigger finger

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单词	trick
释义	Contents noun (2) trick (ACT OF DECEIVING) trick (METHOD) verb (1) trick (1) adjective (2) trick (DECEIVING) trick (WEAK) Contents noun (2) trick (ACT OF DECEIVING) trick (METHOD) adjective (1) trick (WEAK) verb (1) trick (DECEIVE) English American tricknoun [ C ] uk/trɪk/us/trɪk/ trick noun [ C ] (ACT OF DECEIVING) B1 an action that is intended to deceive, either as a way of cheating someone, or as a joke or form of entertainment: She played a really nasty trick on me - she put syrup in my shampoo bottle! My niece was showing me all the tricks that she's learned to do with her new magic set. It's trick photography - she's supposed to look like she's walking on water. be a trick of the light to be an effect caused by light, making something appear different: For a moment I thought you had a patch of grey hair, but it's just a trick of the light. trick or treat? what children say when they go trick-or-treating at Halloween More examples She played a dirty trick on me by telling me Diane was having a party when she wasn't. That was a pretty low trick to play. I'll show you a magic trick. They're plotting to play a trick on their brother. No one's gonna pull that kind of trick on me! Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cheating & tricking a numbers game idiom bad faith bamboozle bilk blackmail fleece gag honeyfuggle hoodwink impersonate jape jiggery-pokery ruse scam scammer screw sell sb a bill of goods idiom shaft wool worm See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Giving out light trick noun [ C ] (METHOD) B2 an effective or quick way of doing something: What's the trick to getting this chair to fold up? On page 21, some tricks to speed up your beauty routine. More examples The trick to making custard is to keep stirring. He told me a few good tricks for controlling the class. In this article, she shares her beauty tricks with the nation. What's your trick for perfect pastry? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ways of achieving things a means to an end idiom actively another avenue basis channel fair jump mean medium mixed media modality modus operandi one way or another idiom one-handed resort vein *what's the drill for sth?* idiom whereby workings See more results » Idiom(s) do the trick every trick in the book how's tricks? trick of the trade trickverb [ T ] uk/trɪk/us/trɪk/ B2 to deceive someone, often as a part of a plan: Dean tricked the old lady into giving him eight hundred dollars. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cheating & tricking a numbers game idiom bad faith bamboozle bilk blackmail fleece gag honeyfuggle hoodwink impersonate jape jiggery-pokery ruse scam scammer screw sell sb a bill of goods idiom shaft wool worm See more results » trickadjective [ before noun ] uk/trɪk/us/trɪk/ trick adjective [ before noun ] (DECEIVING) used to deceive someone, either as a joke or form of entertainment or so that they makes a mistake: a trick question Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sly & devious artful backdoor calculating calculation conniving conspiratorial cunning devious disingenuous fox foxy guile Machiavellian scheme sleight of hand sneaky tricky wily See more results » trick adjective [ before noun ] (WEAK) US A trick part of the body, especially a joint (= place where two bones are connected), sometimes feels weak suddenly and unexpectedly: I have a trick ankle that gives me problems if I run too much. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Problems & bones, joints & teeth arthritic arthrosis bruxism central giant cell granuloma chondrosarcoma chordoma fracture gout impacted osteoarthritis *put sth* out 1 repetitive strain injury rheumatology root canal RSI slipped disc teeth grinding temporomandibular joint disorder toothache trigger finger See more results » tricknoun [ C ] us/trɪk/ trick noun [ C ] (ACT OF DECEIVING) an action intended to deceive, either as a way of cheating someone or as a joke or form of entertainment: He showed us some card tricks. trick or treat Trick or treat is what children say on Halloween, when they dress to look frightening or amusing and visit people’s homes to ask for candy: Are your kids too old for trick or treating (= visiting people’s homes to ask for candy)? trick noun [ C ] (METHOD) a quick or effective way of doing something: What’s the trick to pulling out this sofa bed? Idiom(s) tricks of the trade trickadjective [ not gradable ] us/trɪk/ trick adjective [ not gradable ] (WEAK) (of a part of the body, esp. a joint) sometimes feeling weak suddenly and unexpectedly: I’ve had a trick knee ever since I played football. trickverb [ T ] us/trɪk/ trick verb [ T ] (DECEIVE) to make someone believe something that is not true, or to persuade someone to do something based on a false understanding of the facts:** She tricked me into telling her what I was up to.
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tricknoun [ C ]

trick noun [ C ] (ACT OF DECEIVING)

trick noun [ C ] (METHOD)

Idiom(s)

trickverb [ T ]

trickadjective [ before noun ]

trick adjective [ before noun ] (DECEIVING)

trick adjective [ before noun ] (WEAK)

tricknoun [ C ]

trick noun [ C ] (ACT OF DECEIVING)

trick noun [ C ] (METHOD)

Idiom(s)

trickadjective [ not gradable ]

trick adjective [ not gradable ] (WEAK)

trickverb [ T ]

trick verb [ T ] (DECEIVE)