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71Trick — Trickm 1.Trick7mitAnschleichen=besonderskniffligerTrick.1950ff. 2.Trick17=üblicher(anspruchsloser)Trick;leichtdurchschaubarerTrick.1950ff. 3.ohneTrickundToupet=völligaufrichtig.Aufgekommenkurznach1965,alsdieModederHaarersatzteilewiederkehrte.… …
72trick — [15] Trick comes from Old French trique, a variant of triche, which was derived from the verb trichier ‘cheat’ (source of English treachery). And this in turn probably came from Latin trīcarī ‘make difficulties, play tricks’ (source also of… …
73trick — American a prostitute s customer From the limited turn of duty rather than any deception: Lots of women walking the streets for tricks to take to their pads . (L. Armstrong, 1955) Whence to trick, as a prostitute to copulate with a… …
74trick — n 1. artifice, stratagem, finesse, ruse, wile, Trojan horse, deceit; intrigue, plot, plan, tactic, scheme, strategy, machination; conspiracy, complot, cabal; device, contrivance, expedient, Inf. dodge, fetch, subterfuge, blind; trap, snare, Inf.… …
75trick — Hana ma alea; hana āpiki (bad); hana kolohe, hana epa. Rare: ōpe a, oeha a, limu. Card trick, hana ma alea me ka pu u pepa. See saying, ho oko iko i …
76Trick — veiksmas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Savarankiškas psichikos reguliuojamo aktyvumo (elgesio, veiklos) vienetas, kuriuo siekiama konkretaus tikslo. Daug kartų tomis pačiomis sąlygomis atliekamas veiksmas darosi… …
77Trick — veiksmas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Sportininko kūno laikysena ir tam tikros struktūros judesiai. atitikmenys: angl. action; catch; grip; hold vok. Finesse, f; Griff, m; Trick, m rus. прием …
78Trick — veiksmas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Tikslinga puolamoji imtynių veikmė – visuma judesių (pvz., metimas, pavertimas, pervertimas), kuriais imtynininkas nugali varžovą arba įgyja pranašumą. atitikmenys: angl. action;… …
79trick — An artifice. See larceny by trick …
80trick — [15] Trick comes from Old French trique, a variant of triche, which was derived from the verb trichier ‘cheat’ (source of English treachery). And this in turn probably came from Latin trīcarī ‘make difficulties, play tricks’ (source also of… …
