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tricky

/ˈtrɪk.i/

Traducción: Describe algo que es difícil de manejar o que requiere un enfoque cuidadoso.

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adjective

/ˈtrɪk.i/B1formal
  • esDescribe algo que es difícil de manejar o que requiere un enfoque cuidadoso.

Describes something that is difficult to deal with or requires careful handling.

  1. Deceitful or untrustworthyB2informal

    Characterized by a tendency to deceive or be dishonest; not reliable.

    esengañoso, poco fiable

    • He's a tricky character, so be careful what you tell him.
    • The salesman had a tricky way of avoiding direct questions.
    • She gave a tricky smile that made me suspicious.

    Sinónimoscraftycunningdeceitfuldeviousduplicitousguilefulshiftyslyuntrustworthywily

    Antónimoscandidfrankguilelesshonestopenreliablesincerestraightforwardtrustworthytruthful

  2. Difficult or requiring skillB1informal

    Having hidden difficulties or requiring careful handling.

    esdifícil o que requiere habilidad

    • This math problem is really tricky.
    • The negotiations were tricky, but we reached an agreement.
    • Repairing the old clock was a tricky job.

    Sinónimosawkwardcomplicateddelicatedifficulthardknottyproblematicstickythornyticklishtroublesome

    Antónimoseasysimplestraightforwarduncomplicated

  3. Crafty or slyB2informal

    Marked by skill in deception or clever maneuvering.

    esAstuto, taimado

    • The fox is a tricky animal, known for outsmarting hunters.
    • He used a tricky strategy to win the game.
    • Her tricky tactics caught everyone off guard.

    Sinónimosartfulcraftycunningdeceitfuldeviousguilefulshrewdslywily

    Antónimosguilelesshonestingenuoussincerestraightforward

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