题目内容

8．捉弄某人 play a trickon sb．

分析 play a trick on sb．：整某人，开某人玩笑，捉弄某人；

解答 答案：on
根据汉语以及其他单词的提示可知，此处考查的是固定短语play a trick on sb．，故用on．

点评 做本题时，应根据汉语意思联想到相应的单词或固定搭配；因此，做此类题时，需要熟练掌握一些固定搭配的意义及用法．

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