• 你肯定吗?记忆也会捉弄人的。

    Are you sure? Memory can play tricks on you.

    《牛津词典》

  • 在愚人节那天捉弄别人是一个传统。

    It's a tradition to play tricks on others on April Fool's Day.

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  • 巴兹尔立马生气了,然后开始捉弄她。

    For a moment Basil looked angry, and then he began to tease her.

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  • 当他在工作时,一些男孩过来捉弄他。

    When he was working, some boys came along and made fun of him.

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  • 不许你再像那样捉弄我了。

    You shall not serve me that trick twice.

    《新英汉大辞典》

  • 每个人都设法捉弄他。

    Everyone played tricks on him.

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  • 动物们的欺骗行为,捉弄其他动物的方式,是一个令人着迷的领域。

    Animals' use of deception, ways they play tricks on other animals, that's a fascinating area.

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  • 由于命运的捉弄,这对选手被抽中在锦标赛的第一轮相遇。

    By a tantalizing quirk of fate, the pair have been drawn to meet in the first round of the championship.

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

  • 迈克尔是我的同学。他喜欢捉弄别人。

    Michael was my classmate. He liked playing pranks on others.

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  • 如果你不款待孩子们,他们将会捉弄你。

    Kids will play a trick on you if you don't give them a treat.

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  • 一定是有人捉弄我,偷偷地把它塞进了我的口袋。

    Some one must have slipped it slyly into my pocket for a joke.

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  • 我们打算在愚人节那天捉弄他一番,但山姆露馅了。

    We plan to play a trick on him on Fool's Day, but Sam gave the game away.

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  • 那时候还不是平安夜,但他突然想捉弄一下那头公牛。

    It was not Christmas Eve then, but it came into his head to play a trick upon the bull.

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  • “迈克尔·彼得森是那个经常捉弄我们的人吗?”我问自己。

    "Is Michael Peterson the one who always pulled pranks on us?" I asked myself.

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  • 从他们的回答和笑声中,皮诺乔意识到,伙伴们是在捉弄他呢。

    From the answers and the laughter which followed them, Pinocchio understood that the boys had played a trick on him.

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  • 别再理他了,他正在捉弄你呢。

    Don't have any more to do with him, he's trying to make a fool of you.

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  • 我想那只是我的脑子捉弄了我自己。

    I thought that it was just my mind playing tricks on me.

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  • 你是否感觉到你的大脑把你捉弄了?

    Have you ever felt your brain has been playing tricks on you?

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  • 在这天捉弄人的传统最可能起源于法国。

    The tradition of playing tricks on this day most likely started in France.

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  • 他不知道他那会儿成了被捉弄的对象。

    He didn't know he was then an object to be horsed.

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  • 噢,你已经这样捉弄了我10次了。

    Oh, boy, you try that trick ten times.

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  • 我告诉自己那晚确实是我自己的脑子捉弄了我。

    I told myself that it was just my mind playing tricks on me the other night.

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  • 听我说,我不愿意捉弄您。

    Listen, I do not wish to play you a trick.

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  • 命运真是捉弄人,我们又再次吃那堆土豆泥。

    As fate would have it, we were again eating mashed potatoes.

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  • 不要开无礼、不当、特别是捉弄别人的玩笑。

    Don't make rude and inappropriate jokes, especially about others.

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  • 不要开无礼、不当、特别是捉弄别人的玩笑。

    Don't make rude and inappropriate jokes, especially about others.

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