hanky-panky

英 [ˌhæŋki'pæŋki] 美 [ˌhæŋki'pæŋki]

• n. <口>愚弄； 欺诈； 捣鬼； 诡计

英英释义

名词 hanky panky:

1. verbal misrepresentation intended to take advantage of you in some way

经典引文

• If there was any hanky-panky, any mystery I mean.

  出自： E. H. Yates

• They were still 'courting'..in Dr. Rounds' boarding house..where..no hanky-panky was permitted.

  出自：New Yorker