tricky in Latin
tricky in Latin is dolōsus — tricky means difficult to handle or figure out because of hidden complications.
tricky in Latin
dolōsus
Adept at using deception.
What does "tricky" mean?
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adj Difficult to handle or figure out because of hidden complications.
"Fixing this old radio is tricky because the wires are so tiny."
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adj Skilled at deceiving or cheating people.
"Be careful with that tricky salesman, who always hides extra charges in the small print."
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tricky in a sentence
- Fixing this old radio is tricky because the wires are so tiny.
- Parking here is tricky because the street signs are so confusing.
- Be careful with that tricky salesman, who always hides extra charges in the small print.
- The fox in the fable was a tricky creature who fooled every animal.
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What is "tricky" in Latin?
"tricky" in Latin is dolōsus. tricky means: Difficult to handle or figure out because of hidden complications.
How do you use "tricky" in a sentence?
Example: "Fixing this old radio is tricky because the wires are so tiny." In Latin, "tricky" is dolōsus.
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