tricked
word · lemma: trick
/ˈtɹɪkt/
trikt
/tɹˈɪkt/
trikt
Definition
Deceived or fooled by someone, often through a dishonest or clever action.
Usage & Nuances
'Tricked' is the past tense of 'trick.' It's usually informal. Often used with 'into' ('tricked into doing something'). Can mean being fooled in a playful or a serious way.
Spanish: engañadoPortuguese (BR): enganadoPortuguese (PT): enganadoChinese (Simplified): 被骗Chinese (Traditional): 被騙Hindi: छला गयाArabic: خُدِعBengali: ঠকানো - প্রতারিতRussian: обманутый - одураченныйJapanese: だまされたVietnamese: bị lừaKorean: 속은 - 속임을 당한Turkish: kandırıldı - aldatıldıUrdu: دھوکہ دیا گیاIndonesian: ditipu
Example Sentences
She tricked me with a fake story.
basic
The magician tricked the audience.
basic
He was tricked into paying too much.
basic
I can't believe I got tricked by such a simple joke!
natural
They tricked me into thinking the shops were open.
natural
You really got tricked this time—don’t worry, it happens to everyone.
natural