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trickiness

/trik-ee/US // ˈtrɪk i //UK // (ˈtrɪkɪ) //

伎俩,技巧性,诡计多端,技巧

Related Words

rocky岩石的,岩石,岩石般的,坎坷的touchy敏感的,棘手的,敏感,触摸式problematic有问题的,有问题,问题多多,存在问题的precarious岌岌可危,不稳定,不稳定的,不稳定因素sticky粘稠的,黏糊糊的,粘性,粘稠sensitive敏感的,敏感,灵敏的,敏锐的thorny多刺的,棘手的,荆棘丛生,棘手的问题complex复杂的,复杂,复合,复合体unstable不稳定的,不稳定,不稳的,不稳delicate微妙,细致,微妙的,精致ticklish痒痒的,怕痒,痒痒,怕痒的人intricate复杂的,错综复杂的,错综复杂,复杂knotty疑难杂症,复杂的,棘手的,棘手的问题critical关键,关键的,重要的,重要risky有风险的,有风险,危险的,风险大slippery滑溜溜的,滑溜溜,滑腻的,光滑的shifty变幻莫测,晃晃悠悠,阴阳怪气,变幻莫测的treacherous奸诈的,诡诈的,诡谲的,阴险的smooth顺利,顺畅,畅通,平滑subtle微妙的,微妙,巧妙的,巧妙

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    trick·i·er, trick·i·est.

    • : given to or characterized by deceitful tricks; crafty; wily.
    • : skilled in clever tricks or dodges.
    • : deceptive, uncertain, or difficult to deal with or handle.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounindirection
Synonyms
artifice构造,构造物,构造性,构造的bunk铺位,下铺,卧铺,铺盖cheating作弊,作弊行为,欺骗,欺骗行为chicane驰道,岔路口,岔道,岔道口chicanery诡计多端,狡诈,狡猾,巧取豪夺corruption腐败,贪污,腐蚀,腐败问题craft工艺,手工艺,手艺,手工艺品craftiness工艺性,狡猾性,狡猾,狡诈criminality犯罪行为,犯罪,犯罪活动,犯罪率crookedness歪曲,歪曲性,歪斜,弯曲度cunning狡猾的,狡猾,狡猾的人,狡诈deceit骗术,骗局,欺骗,骗人deviousness歪风邪气,狡诈,偏差,歪风dishonesty不诚实行为,不诚实的行为,不诚实,坏事double-dealing两面派,两面三刀,双轨制,两面派手法duplicity二重性,二元性,两性关系,二心faithlessness无信,无信行为,无信仰,无信的人falsehood谬误,谬论,假话,虚伪性falsity假话,虚假性,假的,虚假flimflam虚张声势,骗局,虚伪性,虚张声势的行为fraud欺诈,诈骗,欺诈行为,欺骗fraudulence欺诈行为,欺诈,诈骗,欺诈性graft嫁接,移植,嫁接法,嫁妆guile狡诈,狡猾,狡猾的人,狡辩hocus-pocus变戏法,骗人,骗人的东西,骗局infamy臭名昭著,恶名昭彰,声名狼藉,恶名infidelity不忠,不忠行为,不忠心,不忠贞insidiousness阴险,隐蔽性,阴险狡诈,隐匿性mendacity伪装,伪善,虚伪,虚伪性perfidiousness无耻之徒,无耻,无耻行为,无耻之极perfidy背信弃义,敷衍了事,渎职,敷衍racket球拍,拍子,球杆,球棒rascality流氓行为,无赖行为,无赖,无赖行径shadiness阴暗面,遮蔽性,遮盖性,阴暗shiftiness转移性,转移,转变,转向slyness狡猾,狡猾性,狡猾的人,狡诈sneakiness偷偷摸摸,偷偷摸摸的,偷偷摸摸地,偷偷的stealing偷窃,偷盗,偷窃行为,偷窃罪swindle诈骗,诓骗,拐骗,骗人treachery背信弃义,奸诈,奸诈行为,诡诈trickery花招,伎俩,诡计,诡计多端unscrupulousness不良行为,不择手段,不廉洁,不良现象wiliness毅力,意志力,意志,顽固性fourberie四个月,四个人,四个月的时间,四个月前hanky-panky手拉手,花花公子,手淫,手拉手活动improbity不确定性,凑巧的是,凑巧性,凑巧sharp practice犀利的做法,尖锐的实践,犀利的实践,锋利的实践underhandedness暗箱操作,不正当手段,不正当竞争,潜规则

Examples

  • When the ad shifts to Hunter Biden, it makes another tricky maneuver.

  • By design, comparing the performance of RSAs to ETAs is tricky because they are two different animals.

  • Below are a range of options to tackle the trickiest of scalp problems.

  • Even so, some say that navigating the talk can be tricky especially when doing so with a client.

  • We opened that up nationwide for free to the entire country because we knew navigating a relationship and dating in this environment was tricky.

  • The digital dating sphere can prove tricky, and bruising, for the trans user.

  • Their solidified friendship is one of the most touching details of the premiere, but it also puts Branson in a tricky predicament.

  • The power delivered by the rocket motor was uneven and tricky to control.

  • It is a tricky and perilous path, but there are no realistic alternatives.

  • What makes Islam so tricky that it trips up even the usually more discerning among us?

  • The English have too much pride to be tricky or shabby, even in the essentially corrupting relation of buyer and seller.

  • A man's mind is a tricky thing—or, speaking more exactly, a man's emotions are tricky things.

  • He was concerned with the villainous intrigues of Cerizet, his copy-clerk, and with Theodose de la Peyrade, the tricky lawyer.

  • The thing, as he had said, was tricky; it came and went; and the fear of losing it was the most overpowering of all fears.

  • You may have married a healthy animal, but animals are tricky and uncertain.

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