TRICKS - Traducción inglés-ruso

I. trick [trɪk] SUST.

1. trick (ruse, joke):

trick

хи́трость f

trick

уло́вка f

to play a trick on sb

сыгра́ть с кем-ли́бо шу́тку

a dirty trick pey.

по́длая [или ме́рзкая] шу́тка f

a trick of the light

обма́н m зре́ния

2. trick (technique for doing sth):

trick

сноро́вка f

trick

приём m

to get the trick to doing sth

научи́ться де́лать что-ли́бо как сле́дует

that will do the trick

э́то пойдёт [или должно́ срабо́тать]

the tricks of the trade

та́йны f мн ремесла́

the tricks of the trade

приёмы мн в како́м-ли́бо де́ле

to use every trick in the book

испо́льзовать любы́е сре́дства для достиже́ния це́ли

3. trick (characteristic mannerism):

trick

характе́рная черта́ f

4. trick (round of cards played):

trick

взя́тка f

to take a trick

брать взя́тку

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

sb doesn't miss a trick

не упуска́ть шанс

how's tricks? coloq.

как дела́?

to be up to one's (old) tricks again

опя́ть принима́ться за своё

II. trick [trɪk] ADJ.

trick question:

trick

ка́верзный

III. trick [trɪk] V. trans.

1. trick (deceive):

trick

обма́нывать

trick

надува́ть

2. trick (rip off):

trick

наруша́ть (пла́ны)

conjuring trick SUST.

conjuring trick

фо́кус m

hat-trick [ˈhættrɪk] SUST. sports

hat-trick

побе́да f три ра́за подря́д

to score a hat-trick

выи́грывать в хет-три́ке

Present

I	trick
you	trick
he/she/it	tricks
we	trick
you	trick
they	trick

Past

I	tricked
you	tricked
he/she/it	tricked
we	tricked
you	tricked
they	tricked

Present Perfect

I	have	tricked
you	have	tricked
he/she/it	has	tricked
we	have	tricked
you	have	tricked
they	have	tricked

Past Perfect

I	had	tricked
you	had	tricked
he/she/it	had	tricked
we	had	tricked
you	had	tricked
they	had	tricked

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

This perceptual trick is known as stereo irrelevancy.

en.wikipedia.org

It's a pretty good trick, actually, because guess who gets off scot-free?

rabble.ca

Demanding "tolerance" in a culture war is this kind of dirty trick.

www.renewamerica.com

A player may turn and look back at the last trick until he (or his partner) has led (or played to the next player).

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They claim that this is a common trick used on occasions such as sleepover parties to scare the people present.

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