惯用的伎俩的英文

• the same old trick

• "惯用"英文翻译    habitually practise; consist ...
• "的"英文翻译    4次方是 The fourth power of 2 i ...
• "伎俩"英文翻译    trick; intrigue; maneuver; m ...
• "笨拙的伎俩" 英文翻译 :    stupid tricks
• "骗徒的伎俩" 英文翻译 :    the rake's progress
• "偷税的伎俩" 英文翻译 :    a tax dodge
• "惯用伎俩" 英文翻译 :    customary tactics; old tricks
• "惯用的" 英文翻译 :    conventional; familiar; idiomatical
• "这里的一个巧妙的伎俩" 英文翻译 :    here's a neat trick: use microsoft outlook's task manager to prioritize your daily to-do list
• "惯用的字样" 英文翻译 :    conventional indication
• "普通的，惯用的" 英文翻译 :    stock
• "伎俩" 英文翻译 :    trick; intrigue; maneuver; manoeuvre; foul means 惯用的伎俩 one's favourite trick; the same old trick; 玩弄卑劣伎俩 play a nasty trick; 揭露敌人的一切伎俩 expose all the tricks of the enemy; 用欺骗伎俩将他人钱财据为己有 use fraudulent means of expropriating other people's money
• "惯用" 英文翻译 :    1.(惯于使用) habitually practise; consistently use2.(惯于使用的) habitual; customary 惯用伎俩 customary tactics; old tricks; 惯用手法 habitual practice; usual tactics
• "网名都是习惯用的词)习惯用语" 英文翻译 :    idiom
• "惯用的模拟控制环回路" 英文翻译 :    conventional analog control loops
• "起应对作用的惯用表达式" 英文翻译 :    reactive expression
• "耍伎俩" 英文翻译 :    play a trick on
• "符合语言习惯的, 惯用的, 有许多习语的" 英文翻译 :    idiomatic
• "肮脏伎俩" 英文翻译 :    dirty tricks
• "鬼蜮伎俩" 英文翻译 :    (阴险害人的伎俩) devilish stratagem; evil tactics; devilish tricks; malicious intrigues; underhanded tricks; vicious plots
• "诡秘伎俩" 英文翻译 :    cat in the meal
• "魔法伎俩" 英文翻译 :    prestidigitation
• "政治伎俩" 英文翻译 :    political manoeuvre
• "拙劣伎俩" 英文翻译 :    clumsy tactics
• "惯用地" 英文翻译 :    idiomatically

• And no , you may not engage in your usual backdoor
  不- -还有你不可以使你那些惯用的伎俩
• I shall call rebutting evidence to prove up to the hilt that the hidden hand is again at its old game . when in doubt persecute bloom
  我要举出反证，彻底证明那只看不见的手129在玩弄惯用的伎俩了。
• Robert has been up to his old tricks ; he was courting two different girls at once until one of them found out and told the other one
  罗伯特惯用的伎俩是同时向两个姑娘求爱，直到其中一位发觉了并告诉了别一位。
• Faced with a steady battle on their hands and with the standard “ everybody else can stay out until one a . m . ” ploy that children have used from time immemorial , faced with kids who may be only eleven or twelve but who “ talk sixteen , ” parents are more inclined these days to capitulate
  面临着手头这一场持久战和孩子们很久以来就一直惯用的伎俩，说着‘别人都可以在外面待到一点才回家’的托词，面临11 、 12岁的孩子，说话却像16岁，父母们现在通常都会妥协。