英语释义

• (Yiddish) a little; a piece;

  "give him a shtik cake"

  "he's a shtik crazy"

  "he played a shtik Beethoven"

• (Yiddish) a prank or piece of clowning;

  "his shtik made us laugh"

• (Yiddish) a devious trick; a bit of cheating;

  "how did you ever fall for a shtik like that?"

• (Yiddish) a contrived and often used bit of business that a performer uses to steal attention;

  "play it straight with no shtik"

片语

punch line妙语

characteristic特征；特性；特色

英汉例句

• Now that the series is entering its final run, however, the line feels less like shtick and more like prophecy.

  现如今，随着该剧接近尾声，这句台词更像是一个预言。

• The usual shtick is to predict 「a slowdown, but not a recession.」

  通常的小把戏是预测经济「放缓」，而不是衰退。

• Enhancing your shtick - Find ways to improve upon your trading approach, make sure that you have the tools to make the trades, and work with a mentor to help you improve your trading skills.

  提高你独具特色的交易水平——找到途径提高交易方法，确保你拥有交易工具并且有导师指导你提高交易技能。

• The usual shtick is to predict 「a slowdown, but not a recession.

  常见的表演是预测经济将会出现「放缓」，但不会进入「衰退」。

• Her shtick is similar to that of Burck」s - strolling the streets of Times Square with her guitar, clad in an outfit that, well, leaves little to the imagination.

  女牛仔的风格和伯克近似，带着吉他在时代广场巡回演出，她的行头几乎已经将身体暴露无遗。

• The books on its shelves were probably purchased by the yard and it's located next to, yep, the library, shtick that could killer lesser operations.

  其书架上的书大概是按码购买的，而且它与图书馆毗邻而居，这样独特的地理位置让顾客去图书馆更加方便。

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bit咬（bite的过去式和过去分词）

number计入；总数达到

routine按惯例安排

turn转弯；变化；(损害或有益于别人的)行为，举动，举止