单词 | tricky |
释义 | tricky (trɪki ) Word forms: trickier , trickiest 1. adjective B2 If you describe a task or problem as tricky, you mean that it is difficult to do or deal with. Parking can be tricky in the town centre. It's a very tricky problem, but I think there are a number of things you can do. 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] B2 If you describe a person as tricky, you mean that they are likely to deceive you or cheat you. Collocations: tricky balance But there's an alchemy to this sort of digital marketing, a tricky balance to strike between strategy and authenticity. Times, Sunday Times It's a tricky balance to strike. Times, Sunday Times She admits the tricky balance in being matey with colleagues who are friends, while staying slightly aloof as their leader. Times, Sunday Times In it, he analysed the tricky balance of trying to tap into and use the emotion of an occasion, while maintaining control at the same time. Times, Sunday Times It's a bit of a tricky balance. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It involves a tricky concept: other people. Times, Sunday Times It's not a tricky concept to grasp. Times,Sunday Times To explain a tricky concept such as an equation, teachers should not use a whiteboard, textbook or computer screen - they should use their hands, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times Sick leave in such cases can be a tricky concept. Times, Sunday Times But if you are going to put on a burlesque show - an exceptionally tricky concept in our unbuttoned era - it has to be done with a certain amount of panache. Times, Sunday Times That's a tricky issue for universities, as they are there to break the boundaries of knowledge. Times, Sunday Times Learning such restraint enabled them to get to grips with the tricky issue of how best to design a useful and enduring hand tool. Times,Sunday Times It can review the work of elected representatives, help to form a national consensus before a referendum, provide a democratic review of a tricky issue. Times, Sunday Times Another tricky issue was to compare players from different eras. Times, Sunday Times The tricky issue of bonuses. Times, Sunday Times A little boisterous in some gardens, but may just the ticket for a tricky spot. Times,Sunday Times And that put me in a tricky spot ... Times, Sunday Times So we're in a tricky spot. Times, Sunday Times This puts me in a tricky spot. Times, Sunday Times They don't have the oral language skills they need to negotiate their way out of a tricky spot. Times, Sunday Times Nor were foreign policy or family values (tricky territory) covered. Times,Sunday Times Borderline sees her moving into potentially tricky territory - pop tinged with dub reggae pop - but emerging triumphant. Times, Sunday Times While some will remain light-hearted, a few could drift into tricky territory — where a single unthinking remark could trigger all sorts of problems. Times, Sunday Times Factor in a few fellow gallerygoers and you find yourself entering some fairly tricky territory. Times, Sunday Times W e enter tricky territory. Times, Sunday Times To advise how a deal will look to the public during this tricky transition period. The Sun Perhaps the unlikely twosome were talking about what it's like to make the tricky transition from acting to singing? The Sun Look out for its signature relaxed silhouettes in draped jersey, as well as some brilliant blazers - perfect for that tricky transition into autumn, and affordable, too. Times, Sunday Times She's now negotiating a tricky transition. Times, Sunday Times The 29-year-old finds himself in a tricky position - or tricky transition might be more apt. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 棘手的 Japanese: 油断のならない |
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