They knock on their neighbours' doors and shout "trick or treat".(他們敲了他們鄰居家的門，然后喊著“不給糖就使壞”。)

Skip the milk chocolate and sneak antioxidant-rich dark chocolate into trick-or-treat bags.(別把牛奶巧克力放進糖果袋子，改放那些富含抗氧化物質的黑巧克力吧。)

Were having a party for Halloween at school, and teacher says we come dressed in our trick-or-treat outfits instead of our uniforms.(我們在學校有個萬圣節派對，老師要我們穿‘搗蛋還是給糖’的裝扮，不要穿校服。)

Laura: They're supposed to say "Trick or Treat". Then their neighbor is supposed to hand out some candy.(勞拉：他們會說“想要惡作劇還是款待我一下”。然后，這些小孩的鄰居就會拿出一些糖果。)

While checking in, Campeche sat on our editor's shoulder and peeked into his backpack for a treat, a trick or a glass of wine.(訂下房間后，他棲在我們編輯的肩頭之上，偷看他的背包，尋找著小物件或是一杯酒。)

The survey found that 73 percent of whites versus 56 percent of minorities said their children will trick-or-treat on Wednesday.(該調查發現，73%的白人家長稱，他們的孩子會在萬圣節這一天玩“不給糖果就搗蛋”的游戲，而在少數族裔家長中，這一比例只有56%。)

As a kid on Halloween, did she double back and trick-or-treat at the same house twice because they gave out full-size Baby Ruths?(在她小時候，有沒有在萬圣節玩“不招待就使壞”的時候為了一塊魯斯寶寶糖兩次到同一個人家？)

The kids' reply was funnily cruel: treat or trick.(孩子們的回話厲害得不行：不請客，就搗蛋。)

Trick or treat, smell our feet, give us something good to eat.(不給糖就搗蛋，聞聞我們的臭腳丫，拿些好東西來給我們吃。)

Treat or trick is their slogan, they can always get the candy.(不給糖就搗蛋是他們的口號，他們總是可以得到糖果。)