trick out

英 [trɪk aʊt]

美 [trɪk aʊt]

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英英释义

verb

• put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive
  1. She never dresses up, even when she goes to the opera
  2. The young girls were all fancied up for the party
  Synonym:overdressdress upfig outfig updeck upgussy upfancy uptrick updeck outprinkattireget uprig outtog uptog out

双语例句

• The trick is finding new ways to stand out in an industry ultimately limited by how fast workers can assemble orders, collect payment and hand out food to drivers.
  这行的成败系于员工点餐、收钱与出餐给驾车消费者的速度快慢，诀窍在于找出新法致胜。
• The trick was to find out what they liked, and then you were almost done.
  这种把戏是为找出对方的喜好，一旦能够投其所好，你的交易基本上就算是做成了。
• If Google became more transparent, it might become easier to trick, Hosanagar points out.
  霍桑纳格指出，如果谷歌更透明，就更有可能被骗。
• The trick then, is not only to figure out all the factors that affect the chemical reactions that enable cells to move around, but also to figure out how to control these reactions selectively.
  而关键不仅仅是找出所有因素影响细胞自由运动的化学反应，还要明白如何能有选择地控制化学反应。
• It might seem a trick to get it out of france.
  这可能会被看作是为了把画运出法国的一个花招。
• The trick is to figure out the verbal and non-verbal cues that are masking concealed emotions.
  秘诀在于搞清楚那些笼罩着隐藏情感的语言和非语言的线索。
• The phone call was a trick to lure her out of the house.
  那个电话不过是把她骗出房子的小花招而已。
• That financial conjuring trick gets the G20 out of a bind.
  这些金融伎俩使得二十国集团摆脱框架约束。
• She play a trick on him out of sheer devilment.
  她捉弄他完全是为了寻开心。
• In fact, it seems that the only point in having things stored inside your head is as a sort of party trick to whisk them out to show off in front of colleagues when there is no computer at hand.
  事实上，在头脑里储存信息，唯一的用处就是：当手边没有电脑时，可以在同事们面前卖弄一番，这就像一种聚会上常用的花招。