"I see their knavery" means that you see through or understand their deceitful or dishonest behavior. It implies that you are not fooled by their cunning actions.
Vemos = We see
"No veo" means "I don't see" in Spanish.
Translation: When are you coming to see me?
i see you have a girlfriend..
In Flemish, you say "tot binnenkort" to mean "see you soon."
A deceitful or dishonest act
Slavery, knavery.
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In Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Bottom mistakenly reads his line as "I see their knavery: this is to make an ass of me" instead of the intended "I see their knavery: this is to make an ass of you." Quince corrects him to emphasize that the line is meant to convey the folly of others rather than implicate Bottom himself. This moment highlights Bottom's comical lack of self-awareness and contributes to the play's themes of misunderstanding and transformation.
I used knavery when telling my mother the time that the party ended. <--- I think that would work. I'm not entirely sure but you should probably know the answer to it anyways and just stop being stupid. Kaay thanks:]
skillful robberyanswer = Deft Theft
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"Ass" means "donkey". "To make an ass of someone" is a common phrase which means to make them look stupid like a donkey. What Bottom doesn't know, but what the audience can easily see, is that Puck has magically changed his head into the head of a donkey and so has literally made an ass of him.
Lars Kaaber has written: 'Royal Knavery' 'Staging Shakespeare's Hamlet' -- subject(s): Dramatic production, Hamlet (Legendary character)
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