trifle
61trifle with me — be careless about my feelings, mind games, toy with me When John forgot that he asked me to go to the dance, I felt he was trifling with me …
62trifle away — Waste, dissipate, spend in vanity, fritter away …
63trifle with — Play the fool with, treat without respect, mock …
64trifle with — you should never have trifled with her emotions Syn: play with, amuse oneself with, toy with, dally with, be flippant with, flirt with, play fast and loose with, mess about with; dated sport with …
65trifle away — verb spend wastefully wanton one s money away • Syn: ↑wanton, ↑wanton away • Hypernyms: ↑spend, ↑expend, ↑drop • Verb Frames …
66a trifle — adverb to a small degree; somewhat (Freq. 9) it s a bit warm felt a little better a trifle smaller • Syn: ↑a bit, ↑a little * * * A LITTLE, a bit, somewhat, a touch, a spot, a mite, a whit; inf …
67Трайфл (trifle) — очень сытное питательное сладкое блюдо из Великобритании. Оно состоит из бисквитов, пропитанных хересом и переслоенных ванильным кремом и толстым слоем взбитых сливок. Украшено глазированными фруктами и меренгами. Словарь кулинарных терминов.… …
68a trifle — phrasal to some small degree ; slightly < a trifle annoyed > …
69a trifle — adverb A little. Could you lend me some money? Im a trifle short of what I need to pay the rent. Syn: a bit, a smidgeon, a tad …
70a trifle — Candace is a trifle miffed at Brad Syn: a little, a bit, somewhat, a touch, a mite, a whit; informal a tad …
