及物动词
1. She pranked herself up in her best.
她穿上了最好的衣服，把自己打扮得漂漂亮亮的。
名词
1. Children like to play pranks on people.
小阿子喜欢跟人恶作剧。
1. 无恶意的恶作剧：恶作剧 prank | 无恶意的恶作剧 prank??? | 祈祷 pray (vi She prayed to God for an end to her sufferings.
2. 反常运转;装饰：Prandtl number 普朗特数 | prank 反常运转;装饰 | prase 葱绿玉髓
3. 胡闹：prank oneself up 打扮 | prank 胡闹 | prankish 戏弄的
1. prank什么意思
1. 恶作剧；玩笑
A prank is a childish trick.
1. A lottery jackpot this big makes it easy to pull a prank on your friends.
2. Officers believe the call was a prank after they responded in force but found no evidence of a crime.
3. prank的近义词
3. A Japanese man arrested for making 388 prank phone calls to the local fire station said he did it because he was lonely.
4. First Lady Jeannie Ritter said she would be worried if the house had been egged or damaged but the toilet paper prank is harmless.
5. Dougherty said he suspected the glue had been placed there as a prank by three teens seen earlier in the store.
6. prank是什么意思
6. Although the shop owner insisted it was only a harmless prank, the irate woman nevertheless called the police and claimed she had been sexually harassed.
7. A boy's playful prank nearby became a deadly game when he tried to imitate someone committing suicide with a rope.
8. Known as the Masked Avengers, the two are notorious for prank calls to celebrities and heads of state.
9. A lawyer for one of the men in the photos called the incident a " prank ", and mentioned multiple flaws indicating the pictures had been doctored.
10. prank的反义词
10. Li was devastated, and swore that she wasn't playing a prank on her roommate.
noun
1. a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement
Synonym: antic joke trick caper put-on
2. acting like a clown or buffoon
Synonym: buffoonery clowning japery frivolity harlequinade
verb
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1. dress up showily
e.g. He pranked himself out in his best clothes
2. dress or decorate showily or gaudily
e.g. Roses were pranking the lawn