legerdemain 英 [ˈledʒədəmeɪn]   美 [ˈledʒərdəmeɪn]

legerdemain

legerdemain  英 [ˈledʒədəmeɪn] 美 [ˈledʒərdəmeɪn]

n. 戏法,骗术;巧妙的花招 

名词复数:legerdemains 

With his brilliant spark of mathematical legerdemain, Li made it possible for traders to sell vast quantities of new securities, expanding financial markets to unimaginable levels. 在他的发散着灿烂的火花的数学花招的指引下,贸易商出售了大量的新的证券,扩大金融市场到无法想象的水平。
Some accused the White House of legerdemain. 有人谴责白宫在玩花招。

  • When a magician waves his hands over a hat and pulls out a rabbit, he is performing an act of legerdemain or trickery.
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  • n. 戏法,骗术;巧妙的花招
  • 1. With his brilliant spark of mathematical legerdemain, Li made it possible for traders to sell vast quantities of new securities, expanding financial markets to unimaginable levels.

    在他的发散着灿烂的火花的数学花招的指引下,贸易商出售了大量的新的证券,扩大金融市场到无法想象的水平。

  • 2. Some accused the White House of legerdemain.

    有人谴责白宫在玩花招。

  • 3. When working with rational numbers, it helps to perform a bit of numerical legerdemain: namely that of finding a common denominator to make certain operations easier.

    在处理有理数时,采取一点数值技巧将会有所帮助:也就是说,找到公分母,使某些操作变得更容易。

  • legerdemain (n.) early 15c., "conjuring tricks, sleight of hand," from Middle French léger de main "quick of hand," literally "light of hand." Léger "light" in weight (Old French legier, 12c.) is from Latin levis "light," from PIE root *legwh- "not heavy, having little weight." It is cognate with Spanish ligero, Italian leggiero "light, nimble" (hence also leger line in music). Main "hand" is from Latin manus (from PIE root *man- (2) "hand").
le·ger·de·main / ˈledʒədəmeɪn ; NAmE ˈledʒərdəmeɪn / noun [uncountable ] ( from French) ( formal) = sleight of hand  (1 ) le·ger·de·main / ˈledʒədəmeɪn ; NAmE ˈledʒərdəmeɪn /
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