trickery

英 [ˈtrɪkəri]

美 [ˈtrɪkəri]

n. 欺骗; 欺诈; 耍花招; 招摇撞骗

BNC.20669 / COCA.21193

柯林斯词典

N-UNCOUNT 欺骗;欺诈;耍花招
Trickeryis the use of dishonest methods in order to achieve something.
1. They are notorious for resorting to trickery in order to impress their clients.
  他们为了打动客户不惜坑蒙拐骗，因而声名狼藉。

noun

the use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to extract money from them)
Synonym:chicanerychicaneguilewileshenanigan
verbal misrepresentation intended to take advantage of you in some way
Synonym:hocus-pocusslicknesshanky pankyjiggery-pokeryskulduggeryskullduggery

How could you be sure that it was simply trickery?
你怎么能确定这只不过是个小手法呢？
But really, there is no way to be certain you'll escape trickery.
实际上，没有什么方法可以保证你不被捉弄。
I am only able to see through his trickery today!
我到现在才看出他的把戏！
She could not stand his trickery.
她不能忍受他的奸诈。
He is suspected of employing trickery.
他有弄虚作假的嫌疑。
No trickery can fool me.
什么诡计也骗不了我。
His trickery thought seemed evil but exposing factually.
他的权术思想看似邪恶，实乃揭露。
The younger twin brother of Esau, he used trickery to gain Isaac's blessing and Esau's birthright.
他是以扫（Esau）的孪生弟弟，雅各以欺骗的手法，从父亲那里获得祝福和以扫的长子名分（birthright）。
Nonperformance of something distasteful ( as by deceit or trickery) that you are supposed to do.
不执行你认为另人讨厌的事情（通过谎言或欺骗）。
Public policy is the reflection of public interests rather than the supreme ruler's political trickery.
公共政策是公共利益的需要而不是最高统治者的权术的体现。