tricks
Prononciation : [trɪks]
Contexte : « games »
(noun) a clever or funny action that someone does to entertain others or to fool them. People often use tricks in games or performances to surprise others.
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The magician performed amazing tricks that left the audience in awe.
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The clown's tricks didn't work well, and the audience didn't laugh.
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Can you show me some cool tricks you learned?
Contexte : « deception »
(noun) something that someone does to deceive or outsmart another person. It often involves cleverness or sneaky plans.
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He used old tricks to win the game fair and square.
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Her tricks to cheat didn't fool the teacher at all.
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What tricks do you think a con artist might use?
Contexte : « games »
(verb) to perform a clever or funny action that entertains people or deceives them. It's like when someone plays a joke or shows off a fun skill.
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She tricks her friends with practical jokes every Halloween.
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He doesn't trick people; he always tells the truth.
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What type of magic tricks do you want to learn?
Contexte : « deception »
(verb) to deceive or outsmart someone by using cleverness. This can involve tricking someone into believing something that isn’t true.
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He tricked me into thinking it was his birthday.
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I never trick my friends; I believe in being honest.
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How did you trick the others into falling for your plan?