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1 der Streich
- {blow} cú đánh đòn, tai hoạ, điều gây xúc động mạnh, cú choáng người, sự nở hoa, ngọn gió, hơi thổi, sự thổi, sự hỉ, trứng ruồi, trứng nhặng fly) - {escapade} sự lẫn trốn kiềm chế, sự tự do phóng túng, sự trốn, hành động hoang toàng - {flim-flam} chuyện vớ vẩn, chuyện tào lao, trò gian trá, trò xảo trá - {frolic} cuộc vui nhộn, sự vui đùa, sự nô đùa, sự đùa giỡn - {knavery} sự bất lương, tính đểu giả, tính xỏ lá ba que, hành động bất lương, hành vi đểu giả, trò tinh quái, trò nghịch ác - {prank} trò chơi ác, trò chơi khăm, trò đùa nhả, sự trục trặc - {rig} cách sắp đặt, các thiết bị, cách ăn mặc, thiết bị, con thú đực chỉ có một hòn dái, con thú đực bị thiến sót, sự lừa đảo, sự lừa gạt, thủ đoạn xảo trá, sự mua vét hàng hoá để đầu cơ - sự đầu cơ làm biến động thị trường chứng khoán - {stroke} cú, cú đánh, đòn, đột quỵ, sự cố gắng, nước bài, nước đi, "cú", "miếng", "đòn", sự thành công lớn, lối bơi, kiểu bơi, nét, tiếng chuông đồng hồ, tiếng đập của trái tim, người đứng lái làm chịch stroke oar) - cái vuốt ve, sự vuốt ve - {trick} mưu mẹo, thủ đoạn đánh lừa, trò bịp bợm, trò choi xỏ, trò ranh ma, trò tinh nghịch, ngón, phép, mánh khoé, mánh lới nhà nghề, trò, trò khéo, thói, tật, phiên làm việc ở buồng lái = der böse Streich {do}+ = der dumme Streich {trick}+ = der törichte Streich {piece of folly}+ = ein übler Streich {a cheap trick; a nasty trick}+ = einen Streich spielen {to run a rig}+ = jemandem einen Streich spielen {to play a trick on someone; to pull a trick on someone}+
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