ruse
51ruse — noun (C) a clever trick used to deceive someone: It dawned on me that this was only a ruse, done to gain time …
52rusė — rùsas, rùsė dkt …
53Ruše — Sp Rùšės Ap Ruše L Slovėnija …
54ruse — noun his offer to help with my presentation was just a clever ruse Syn: ploy, stratagem, tactic, scheme, trick, gambit, cunning plan, dodge, subterfuge, machination, wile …
55ruse — [[t]ruz[/t]] n. a trick, stratagem, or artifice: He used a ruse to get past the sentry[/ex] • Etymology: 1375–1425; late ME: roundabout course < MF, der. of ruser to retreat. See rush I syn: See trick …
56ruse — /ruz / (say roohz) noun a trick, stratagem, or artifice. {Middle English, noun use of obsolete ruse to detour, from French ruser. See rush1} …
57ruse — ru|se sb., n, r, rne (fiskegarn), i sms. ruse , fx rusefiskeri …
58ruse — nf. ; rouerie : rûza (Albanais.001, Villards Thô.). A1) cautèle : prudinse <prudence>, rûza <prudence et ruse>, finèssa <finesse> (001) …
59rusé — > Adroit, Avisé, Futé, Malin. A1) an, rusé, filou, finaud : finô, da, e m. (Arvillard) …
60ruse contre ruse — /rüz kɔ̃tr᾽ rüz/ noun (French) Cunning against cunning • • • Main Entry: ↑ruse …