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trick ACT OF DECEIVINGtrIkn [C]an action which is intended to deceive, either as a way of cheating someone, or as a joke or form of entertainment诡计; 欺诈; 恶作剧She played a really nasty trick on me -- she put syrup in my shampoo bottle!她对我搞了一个非常可恶的恶作剧----把糖浆放进我洗发剂的瓶子里。In Britain it's traditional to play tricks on people on the morning of April Fool's Day (April 1st).在英国愚人节早上搞恶作剧是传统习俗。My Uncle Andrew used to do tricks for us with playing cards when we were kids.我们是孩子时我的叔叔安德鲁经常玩纸牌戏法逗我们。My niece was showing me all the tricks that she's learned to do with her new magic set.我的侄女表演给我看她学会了的用她那套新魔术道具能变的各种戏法。It's a bit of trick photography -- she's meant to look like she's walking on water.这摄影用了点特技----她是要被看上去好象正行走在水上。For a moment I thought you had a patch of grey hairs, but it's just a trick of the light (= the light made it appear differently).有一忽儿我觉得你有一撮灰白的头发，但是这只是光线造成的错觉。A trick question is one in which the real question being asked is hidden within a different question.偏题Trick or treat is a Halloween (= 31st October) tradition, esp. in America and Canada, in which a small group of children dressed to look frightening or strange visit different houses demanding that the people living there give them sweets or a small amount of money. If the people don't do this, the children play a trick on them.不请吃就捣蛋'Trick or treat' is now discouraged by a lot of parents because they consider it dangerous.许多父母现在不鼓励孩子们玩‘不请吃就捣蛋’，因为他们觉得这很危险。
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