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Meanings of play a trick on in English
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Examples for "fox"
Examples for "fox"
1
The wolf will be always wolfish; the fox will be always foxy.
2
Margaret danced with most of the young men, waltzes and American fox-trots.
3
With her fox-terriers, Dummy and Fussie; from a photograph taken in 1889
4
Mr Fox said talks would continue over Christmas and the new year.
5
Result: panic at Fox News due to the potential loss of advertising.
1
The taxman has, however, long ago found a way around this trick.
2
Old friends, new friends, the neighbours we went trick-or-treating with every year.
3
D. The old trick; picking one text, straining it; and ignoring six.
4
Just three simple squirts in the right places will do the trick.
5
The new Apple TV could be Steve Jobs' best sleight-of-hand trick yet.
1
Jean Valjean fumbled in his fob and pulled out a five-franc piece.
2
Some staff will now be provided with fob watches to keep time.
3
He drew the letter from his fob and handed it to Gaydon.
4
He locked it with a key that he kept on a fob.
5
Not just a nine-carat chain with a fob on it, you know?
1
He'd think you were trying to pull a fast one on him.
2
I think the Turusch are trying to pull a fast one on us.
3
Tau hopes to pull a fast one on his nemesis.
4
You weren't trying to pull a fast one on me?
5
Botshelo tries to pull a fast one on Mapitsi about a double date but it backfires.
1
It is wonderful how very simple it is to flim-flam a philosopher.
2
Some of it is flim-flam and some of it is actually quite serious.
3
To its credit, the Portuguese entry avoided all this flim-flam.
4
And that's not the only flim-flam going on here.
5
There's also some nonsensical flim-flam going around claiming that selfies are leading to more plastic surgery.
1
Even somebody like the idealist can play a joke on you.
2
You must help Miss Ballister and me to play a joke on the others.
3
He simply wanted to play a joke on his companions.
4
Now I can play a joke on Bobby Gray Squirrel.
5
My father said that sometimes, his young master would play a joke on him.
1
William, pray in my presence not to play tricks with sacred melodies.
2
If you've got to play tricks, do it on somebody your size.
3
Of course some of the younger ones play tricks once in a while.
4
Memory, especially in stressful situations can play tricks on us all.
5
I could, from my infancy, swim well, and play tricks in the water.
Usage of play a trick on in English
1
The hare, who meant to play a trick on the crocodile, said:
2
You tried to play a trick on us, but you got left.
3
Mister, Jimmie was going to play a trick on the elephant.
4
That tall giant is going to play a trick on you.
5
The way to save Wilbur's life is to play a trick on Zuckerman.
6
With your help I'll try to play a trick on them.
7
Has someone sent him here to play a trick on me?
8
How do I know you're not trying to play a trick on me?
9
O, there the young gentlemen are going to play a trick on the purser.
10
We did play a trick on one of the teachers- afellownamed Asa Lemm.
11
Martinez summed up the whole process, saying, We play a trick on the laser.
12
Now is my chance to play a trick on him.
13
A virtuous but giddy girl to attempt to play a trick on a man.
14
The only way is to play a trick on one!
15
Did you not say that Jack was going to play a trick on me?
16
Oh, there, the young gentlemen are going to play a trick on the purser.
Translations for play a trick on