The trick is right.

Pinyin: jué qiào.

Interpretation:

1. A key and good method.

Ye Shengtao's "Wen Xin" 18: "Mr. Li has taught you the secret of writing landscape essays and narrative essays."

2. The key; the key.

The lyrics of Feng Weimin's "Duan Zhao·Xu Wo Pavilion Returns to the Fields" of the Ming Dynasty: "If you step on him and turn the pass, you will succeed or fail immediately; if you violate his tricks, you will rise or fall on the same day."

Synonyms

1. Tip [ qiào mén ]?

A good way to solve a problem: As long as you find something, it will be easier to handle.

Kang Zhuo's "The Seedlings of the Commune": "But no one has found the trick for improvement for a while."

2. Secret [mì jué]?

A clever method or technique that produces good results without anyone knowing about it.

3. Tip [ jué yào ]?

Tip.