- 看过 trickster 的人也看了 :
- con artist
- cheat
- deceiver
- swindler
- charlatan
- imposter
- con man
- confidence man
- conniver
trickster 的定义
- a deceiver; cheat; fraud.
- a person who plays tricks.
- a supernatural figure appearing in various guises and typically engaging in mischievous activities, important in the folklore and mythology of many primitive peoples and usually conceived as a culture hero.
trickster 近义词
fraud
更多trickster例句
- There’s even a family-friendly matinee for budding tricksters.
- Similarly, Loki became an instant fan favorite villain not only because of Tom Hiddleston’s over-the-top Shakespearean delivery of the trickster god’s lines but because he had a heart.
- The marvel-filled narrative — 100 chapters in the original — derives from popular tales and dramas about a shape-changing trickster and proto-superhero who happens to be a talking monkey.
- Relative innocents who’ve come to seek their fortunes in the gold fields, Anna and Emery are soon waylaid by the savvy tricksters who flourish in such communities.
- Online tricksters have already found ways to wreak havoc with the site’s own tools.
- His youngest son, Orange Scott, was a rough-and-tumble trickster and a terrible tease.
- Either it was unintentional or she is the smoothest trickster ever, because she never reacts to it.
- Mind-Blowing Bicycle Magic Trickster Tim Knoll is definitely the new cool kid in town.
- But as with everything Sugimotesque, I think his trickster self is at work.
- Elvira has recently been deceived by Giovanni—and decides to seek vengeance by publicly outing him as the trickster whom he is.
- These men charged him with being a political trickster, and won most of his followers away from him.
- His lip curled contemptuously at sports that required a mere trickster's turn of the wrist or an animal's sense of direction.
- Yes—and yet you accuse me of being a trickster, a scoundrel, and a fool, without knowing my works?
- The expert trickster of large luck and large fortune makes his way to Monte Carlo, the gambling Mecca of the world.
- He was, to undisciplined or envious opponents, a "little magician," a trickster.