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trickster

/ˈtrɪkstər/

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noun

محتال، مخادع، دجال

Examples :

"The trickster god in the folktales was known for playing pranks on the villagers. "

كان إله المحتال في الحكايات الشعبية معروفًا بمزاحه مع القرويين.

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noun

محتال، مخادع

One who plays tricks or pranks on others.

Examples :

"The mischievous trickster in class always hid the teacher's calculator. "

كان المحتال المشاغب في الصف يخفي دائمًا آلة حاسبة المعلم.

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noun

مخادع، محتال

One who performs tricks (parts of a magician' act or entertaining difficult physical actions).

Examples :

"The street performer was a real trickster; he could juggle flaming torches while riding a unicycle. "

كان المؤدي في الشارع محتالًا حقيقيًا؛ كان بإمكانه أن يراوغ المشاعل المشتعلة أثناء ركوب الدراجة الأحادية.

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noun

مخادع، محتال

An impish or playful person.

Examples :

"My little brother is a trickster; he hides my shoes and then giggles when I can't find them. "

أخي الصغير مخادع؛ يخفي حذائي ثم يقهقه عندما لا أجدهما.

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noun

محتال، مخادع

A fraud (person who performs a trick for the purpose of unlawful gain).

Examples :

"The student was accused of being a trickster, trying to cheat on the exam to get a better grade. "

اتُهم الطالب بأنه محتال، يحاول الغش في الامتحان للحصول على درجة أفضل.

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