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tricks of the trade

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*tricks of the trade
special skills and knowledge associated with any trade or profession. (*Typically: know ~; learn ~; show someone ~; teach someone ~.) I know a few tricks of the trade that make things easier. I learned the tricks of the trade from my uncle.
See also: trade, trick

tricks of the trade
clever methods that help you to do a job better or faster As a journalist, you learn the tricks of the trade pretty quickly or you don't survive.
See also: trade, trick

tricks of the trade
methods that help you to do a job better or faster As a journalist, you learn the tricks of the trade pretty quickly or you don't get your stories.
See also: trade, trick


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Of course, knowing the tricks of the trade is going to serve you well, and the good news is that those tricks of the trade do not have to cost you an arm and a leg.
Like a great magician, a great marketer never reveals the real tricks of the trade.
 
 
 
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