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Перевод: prank

[существительное]
выходка ; проделка ; проказа ; шалость ; шутка ; трюк ; прыжок ;
[глагол]
наряжать; украшать; наряжаться; разряжаться

Тезаурус:

1. It all started out as a silly student prank, but it was to mark me for life.
2. Just days after she had agreed to pay tax the new monarch-of-the-people was pictured travelling on a regular scheduled train and slipping out of an Oxfam shop in a public relations exercise that had as much subtlety as a Jeremy Beadle prank.
3. Police said: "He appears to have been hanging out of the window as a prank.
4. The "challenge to society" seems to fit Raskolnikov's Napoleonic idea - until we read on in Anna Dostoevsky's manuscript where it is at once and directly linked to "the governor's bitten ear", that is to one of those sudden sallies of Stavrogin's elsewhere in The Possessed , sallies hovering between outrage and prank.
5. Not the sort of thing one expects from our side, a childish prank, more suited to the Liberals.
6. Killed by prank with car window
7. The letters were written from the point of view of Ingrams's offspring and mentioned obliquely, among other things, Ingrams' secession of Private Eye , his "prank" affair with Pamela Bordes, and his fashion shoot for the Observer clad in ludicrous youth garb.
8. Election 1992: Labour anger after Tory phone "prank"
9. Labour launched an immediate protest over what they described as a "pathetic prank", and voiced concern that their legitimate work as a political party in the election campaign could be affected if their switchboard was jammed.
10. She glared at Evelyn as if she had committed some extraordinary prank.
11. Police said: "This was a stupid prank and probably cost a young man his life.
12. Or was it just a juvenile student prank?
13. A TEENAGER died in a blaze at his home after firemen were diverted by a call that turned out to be a student prank.