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Trick russian

  • шу́тка

    joke, jest

    prank, trick

  • срабо́тать

    to work, to take effect, to do the trick

    to go off, to be triggered, to kick in

    to make, to produce, to fashion

  • шту́ка

    piece, item, each (in counting)

    thing, object

    trick, the point, the crux

  • обману́ть

    to deceive, to cheat, to trick

  • обма́нывать

    to deceive, to cheat, to trick

  • попа́сться

    to be caught, to get caught, to fall for (a trick), to be nabbed

    to come across, to chance upon, to turn up, to meet

  • фо́кус

    magic trick, conjuring trick, trick

    focus, focal point, centre of attention

    trick, knack, trickery, double-dealing

    whim, caprice, antics

    focus, seat, centre

  • трюк

    stunt, feat, sleight-of-hand

    trick, ruse, ploy

  • обма́н

    deception, deceit, lying

    fraud, swindle

    trick, ruse

    illusion

  • га́дость

    disgusting thing, nasty stuff, filth, muck

    disgusting act, vile act, dirty trick

    vileness, abomination, meanness, beastliness

  • шту́чка

    thing, little thing, doodad, thingamajig

    trick, antic, prank, silly idea

    babe, chick

    piece of work, sly customer

  • взя́тка

    bribe, bribery money

    trick (in cards)

  • поддава́ться

    to give in, to yield, to succumb, to fall for (a trick)

    to give way, to budge, to yield

    to lend itself to, to be susceptible to, to respond to (treatment)

    to let someone win, to lose on purpose

  • фи́шка

    piece (in a board game), counter, token

    chip, gambling chip

    special feature, trick, gimmick, the whole point

    thing, gadget

  • разводи́ть

    to breed, to raise, to grow (plants)

    to dilute, to dissolve

    to part, to move apart, to pull apart, to separate

    to kindle, to light (a fire)

    to take (to different places), to bring, to conduct

    to make (a fuss), to spread, to stir up

    to con, to trick

  • уло́вка

    trick, ruse, dodge, subterfuge

    pretext, excuse, evasion

  • разы́грывать

    to act out, to play (a role), to feign

    to prank, to play a trick on, to mess with (someone)

    to raffle off, to draw (a lottery), to give away by lot

    to play for (a trophy), to contest (a title)

  • разыгра́ть

    to act out, to perform, to stage

    to play a trick on, to fool, to prank

    to feign, to put on an act, to play the part of

    to raffle off, to draw lots for

  • вы́ходка

    antics, outrageous behaviour, outburst

    prank, trick, escapade

  • хи́трость

    cunning/trick

  • сраба́тывать

    to go off, to be triggered, to kick in, to activate

    to work, to be effective, to pay off, to do the trick

    to make, to fashion, to craft

  • обста́вить

    to furnish, to fit out

    to arrange, to organize, to stage

    to surround (with), to encircle (with)

    to beat, to outdo, to get ahead of, to defeat

    to trick, to cheat, to con, to swindle

  • проде́лка

    trick prank shananigan

  • нага́дить

    to foul (a place), to defecate (in), to soil

    to do (someone) a bad turn, to play a dirty trick on, to mess things up for, to harm

  • по́длость

    meanness, baseness, vileness

    dirty trick, mean act, base deed

  • прока́за

    leprosy

    prank, trick, mischief

  • сви́нство

    swinishness, swinish trick

  • ни́зость

    baseness, meanness, vileness

    base act, mean trick, dirty trick

  • па́кость

    dirty trick, mean trick, nasty thing to do

    obscenity, filthy word, dirty remark

    filth, disgusting stuff, nasty thing

  • финт

    feint, dummy move

    trick, ruse, dodge

  • худо́жество

    art, trick

  • обу́ть

    to put shoes on (someone), to shoe (someone)

    to provide with footwear, to buy shoes for

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off, to trick

  • вы́творить

    to pull off (a stunt, trick), to do something outrageous, to commit (an act)

  • схитри́ть

    to use cunning, to resort to a trick, to dodge

    to cheat a little, to fudge

    to be disingenuous, to play a double game

  • подля́нка

    dirty trick, mean trick, low blow, dirty deed

  • обставля́ть

    to furnish, to fit out

    to arrange, to organize, to stage

    to surround (with), to encircle (with)

    to trick, to cheat, to con

    to get ahead of, to beat, to outdo

  • подга́дить

    to play a dirty trick (on), to do (someone) a bad turn, to spoil things for

    to spoil, to ruin, to mess up

    to do wrong, to act badly

  • дура́чество

    tomfoolery, folly, foolish trick

  • закорю́чка

    squiggle, curlicue, flourish, little hook

    hitch, snag, catch

    trick, ploy, ruse, quibble

  • фо́ртель

    trick, stunt

  • напа́костить

    to play a dirty trick, to do the dirty on, to mess things up (for someone)

    to make a mess, to soil, to dirty

  • ухищре́ние

    subterfuge, trick

  • разво́дка

    con, scam, trick, lie

    wiring, routing (of cables), distribution (of pipes), layout of lines

    setting of saw teeth, saw set (tool), saw filing horse

    mounting of the guard, changing of the guard

    divorcee, divorced woman, ex-wife

    stretching (of hides), drawing out

    conductor spacing, spacing between lines

  • ско́тство

    beastliness, brutishness, bestiality

    vile act, rotten thing to do, dirty trick

  • трюка́ч

    stunt performer, stuntman, trick artist

    trickster, gimmick-monger, sly operator

  • шко́да

    mischief, prank, trick

    harm, damage, detriment

  • проки́нуть

    to trick, to swindle, to deceive, to cheat

  • озорнича́ть

    to be naughty, to play rough trick

  • мальчи́шество

    boyishness, boyish immaturity, youthful recklessness

    boyish prank, childish trick, childishness

  • закавы́ка

    snag, hitch, obstacle, problem

    trick, ruse, dodge

    innuendo, hint, allusion

  • слука́вить

    to play a cunning trick

  • ка́верза

    chicanery, mean trick, intrigue, dirty trick

    prank, mischief, practical joke

  • обряди́ть

    to dress up, to deck out, to get up, to trick out

    to gut, to dress (a carcass), to clean (fish)

    to tidy up, to put in order

  • плутовство́

    trickery, cheating, swindling, knavery

    roguery, mischief, rascally trick

  • коле́нце

    caper, stunt, prank, trick

    joint, elbow, knee, bend

    figure (in a dance), turn, flourish

    geniculum

  • обду́ть

    to blow off, to blow away

    to cool by blowing, to blow on (to cool)

    to trick, to deceive, to con

  • хо́дик

    hour hand, clock hand

    clever trick, ruse, dodge

    narrow passage, small passageway

  • ухва́тка

    way, manner, skill, trick

  • обряжа́ть

    to dress up, to deck out, to attire, to trick out

    to gut, to dress (a carcass), to clean (a fish or bird)

    to tidy up, to put in order, to do the chores

  • джигито́вка

    trick riding, dzhigitovka, stunt riding

  • напа́ривать

    to trick, to deceive, to con, to rip off

  • вольтижёр

    trick-rider

  • разыгра́вший

    who has played (a role/game), who has staged (a play), who has performed

    who has played a trick on, who has pranked, who has fooled

    which has flared up, which has intensified, which has developed

  • играну́ть

    to pull a trick, to make a sudden move, to pull a fast one

  • купи́вшийся

    taken in, duped, fooled, having fallen for (a trick)

  • кунштю́к

    trick, stunt, feat, gimmick

  • влипа́ющий

    getting into trouble, getting caught up in (a mess), falling for (a trick)

    sticking, adhering

  • повёдшийся

    gullible, easily deceived, taken in, having fallen for (a trick)

  • ухитря́вшийся

    contriving, managing, who resorted to a trick

  • схитри́вший

    cunning, tricky, having outsmarted, having played a trick

  • па́костивший

    having caused mischief, having played a dirty trick, having made a mess

  • влипа́вший

    having gotten into trouble, caught, entrapped, having fallen for (a trick)

  • подкузьми́вший

    who played a trick, who did a bad turn, who caused trouble

  • напа́костивший

    having caused mischief, having made a mess, having played a dirty trick, having spoiled something

  • наса́ливать

    to salt, to salt down, to put a lot of salt in

    to spite, to do a bad turn, to play a dirty trick

    to grease, to smear with fat, to rub with tallow

  • нака́лывавшийся

    pricking oneself, having pricked oneself, getting pricked

    falling for a trick, having been duped, getting deceived, getting caught out

  • выкамариваемый

    being pulled off (of a stunt), being got up to, being pulled (of a trick)

  • хи́трый

    sly, cunning, crafty, wily

    clever, smart, shrewd

    intricate, tricky, ingenious

  • станда́рт

    standard, cliche, stereotype, stock tricks

  • делика́тный

    delicate, sensitive, tricky, ticklish

    tactful, considerate, sensitive (of a person)

  • фо́кусник

    conjurer, magician, illusionist

    trickster, capricious person, fussy person

  • ка́пать

    to drip, to drop, to trickle

    to drip (into), to pour drop by drop

    to inform on (somebody), to snitch on, to squeal on

    to nag, to keep on at (somebody)

    to be in no hurry, to have no reason to worry

  • обма́нутый

    deceived, tricked, fooled, duped

  • просочи́ться

    to seep, to leak, to trickle through

    to leak out, to get out

  • высыпа́ться

    to get enough sleep, to sleep one's fill, to have a good sleep

    to spill out, to trickle out, to pour out

  • обма́нщица

    deceiver, cheat, fraud, trickster

  • мудрёный

    complicated, intricate, elaborate, tricky

  • стека́ть

    to flow down, to run down, to trickle down

    to drain off, to run off, to drip off

  • уте́чь

    to leak out, to flow away, to escape, to run out

    to pass, to go by, to slip away, to trickle away

    to run off, to slip away, to make off

  • щекотли́вый

    delicate, ticklish, tricky, sensitive

    ticklish (sensitive to tickling)

    touchy, oversensitive, thin-skinned

  • га́дить

    to defecate, to foul (a place), to soil

    to spoil, to botch, to mess up

    to play dirty tricks (on someone), to make mischief, to do someone harm

  • плут

    cheat, swindler, trickster, fraudster

    rogue, rascal, scamp, knave

  • хитри́ть

    to be cunning, to use tricks, to resort to a ruse

    to cheat, to fudge, to play dirty

    to dissemble, to play a double game, to dodge

  • струи́ться

    to flow, to stream, to run, to trickle

  • посы́паться

    to begin to fall, to pour down, to trickle down, to come showering down

    to come pouring in, to rain down, to hail down

  • надува́тельство

    swindle, cheating, trickery

  • наворо́ченный

    fancy, high-end, loaded, tricked out

  • ка́пнуть

    to drip, to fall in drops, to trickle

    to put a drop of, to let a drop fall, to spill a drop of

    to squeal on someone, to inform on someone, to dob someone in

  • хитрю́га

    sly fox, cunning person, trickster, sly dog

  • баловство́

    spoiling, pampering, over-indulgence

    mischief, naughtiness, monkey tricks

    frivolity, idle amusement, mere play

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