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trick

[trik] / trɪk /




NOUN
time working at something
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Manually checking your car is locked is another - thieves can use signal blockers or other tricks to fool you into thinking your vehicle is secure when it isn't.

From BBC

"At the end, I had no choice but to attempt a trick I had never done before, so I went for it, but it didn't work," he said.

From Barron's

"What surprised us was that silk -- something we usually think of as a beautifully simple natural fiber -- actually relies on a very sophisticated molecular trick," Holland said.

From Science Daily

He said, “Leaks to radiators can be very difficult to repair and hopefully this chemical sealant will do the trick.”

From MarketWatch

Malinin has made a habit of shattering figure skating’s scoring records, but he’s also known for doing flashy tricks just because he can.

From The Wall Street Journal