November 23, 2014　=========
☆ tricky　　油断ならない
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There are two ways to use the word “tricky”. Today’s meaning is for when you are talking about a cunning person, or someone who is likely to deceive you. For example, “He’s a tricky opponent, don’t underestimate him!” Or “I don’t like working with him, he’s tricky and aggressive.”
The more common use of the word, however, is when you describe a task or a problem that is difficult. For example:
Parking can be tricky in the city.
It’s a tricky problem, but I know you can work out the answer.
Trail running often includes a lot of tricky terrain and steep climbs.
This is a tricky task; you need to pay attention while I show you how to do it.
Do you know any tricky people or are you dealing with any tricky tasks at the moment?
Bye,
Chris