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Capitol
трикове
English
English
Bulgarian
Bulgarian

I. trick [trɪk] N

1. trick (ruse, joke):

2. trick (technique for doing sth):

the tricks of the trade
the tricks of the trade

3. trick (characteristic mannerism):

4. trick (round of cards played):

Phrases:

how's tricks? inf
to be up to one's (old) tricks again

II. trick [trɪk] ADJ

trick question:

III. trick [trɪk] VB trans

1. trick (deceive):

2. trick (rip off):

hat-trick [ˈhættrɪk] N SPORTS

conjuring trick N

Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
do tricks
achieve sth by cunning (tricks)
resort to tricks
circus tricks
dirty tricks
play tricks
Present
Itrick
youtrick
he/she/ittricks
wetrick
youtrick
theytrick
Past
Itricked
youtricked
he/she/ittricked
wetricked
youtricked
theytricked
Present Perfect
Ihavetricked
youhavetricked
he/she/ithastricked
wehavetricked
youhavetricked
theyhavetricked
Past Perfect
Ihadtricked
youhadtricked
he/she/ithadtricked
wehadtricked
youhadtricked
theyhadtricked

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Stage conjurors, the most damaging witnesses against sance tricks, explained how it could be done.
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Horror.com, however, praised the film, calling it a mixed bag of tricks to be sure, but it's worth a look for the curio factor.
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Elsewhere, across eleven galleries, we see much that is characteristic and familiar: highly polished mirrored surfaces which play tricks with our seeing; writhing, wormy extrudings of cement.
www.independent.co.uk
It introduces an element of bidding in which the trump suit is decided by which player can bid to take the most tricks.
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He gets the hang of riding a broomstick by himself, he does a few tricks and then gets hit by a tree.
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