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farces et attrapes
dirty tricks N npl POL
dirty tricks
monkey tricks N npl inf
monkey tricks → monkey business
monkey business N inf
dirty tricks campaign N
I. trick [Brit trɪk, Am trɪk] N
1. trick (thing that deceives or outwits):
truc m inf
2. trick (by magician, conjurer, dog, horse):
my dog does tricks
3. trick (mischievous behaviour):
trick inf
4. trick (knack, secret):
truc m inf
to know a trick or two or a few tricks
s'y connaître (about en)
5. trick (habit, mannerism):
6. trick (in cards):
pli m
7. trick (prostitute's client):
to turn tricks
8. trick (bout of casual sex):
passe f sl
II. trick [Brit trɪk, Am trɪk] ADJ
trick photo, shot, pack of cards:
III. trick [Brit trɪk, Am trɪk] VB trans
on m'a roulé or eu! inf
IV. trick [Brit trɪk, Am trɪk]
how's tricks inf?
ça boume? inf
the tricks of the trade
trick question N
card trick N
conjuring trick N
confidence trick N
quick trick N (in bridge)
rope trick N
English
English
French
French
I. trick [trɪk] N
1. trick (ruse, joke):
2. trick (technique for doing sth):
the tricks of the trade
3. trick (characteristic mannerism):
4. trick (round of cards played):
pli m
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 (swindle):
hat-trick N
conjuring trick N
French
French
English
English
English
English
French
French
I. trick [trɪk] N
1. trick (ruse, joke):
2. trick (technique for doing sth):
the tricks of the trade
3. trick (characteristic mannerism):
4. trick (round of cards played):
pli m
Phrases:
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 (swindle):
conjuring trick N
hat trick N sports
French
French
English
English
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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This is a blatant dirty tricks campaign.
www.morningstaronline.co.uk
The latest leak will be seen by opposition forces as evidence of a dirty tricks campaign aimed at discrediting opposition candidates.
www.mirror.co.uk
The case became notorious for violence and a dirty tricks campaign.
en.wikipedia.org
His supporters believe the claim about the palace has more to do with politics and may be part of a dirty tricks campaign against him.
www.telegraph.co.uk
He blamed his defeat on a dirty tricks campaign by his opponents.
en.wikipedia.org

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