Why are you give me so much chicanery as a explanation?(你為什么給我那么多狡辯的解釋?。)

A lot of psychology is charlatanry, chicanery. It would profit from more science and less "ism" and wishful thinking.(很多的心理學(xué)理論簡(jiǎn)直就是欺騙，因?yàn)槲覀兏嗟氖菑摹翱茖W(xué)”得到幫助，而不是各種“理論”和癡心妄想。)

To resort to tricks or subterfuges; use chicanery.(對(duì)…施用詭計(jì)或玩花招；用圈套。)

I'm too an at using chicanery to accomplish my mission.(我尤其善用詭計(jì)，從而圓滿完成任務(wù)。)

We watch this grand chicanery play out and have taken note of just how callous these media types really are.(當(dāng)我們看到大詐騙被說(shuō)出來(lái)，就會(huì)注意到這些類(lèi)型媒體的冷酷的面孔。)

This chicanery can range from relatively benign but useless efforts to overly aggressive promotion to outright fraud.(這樣的欺騙手段可以相對(duì)無(wú)害地提升排名，但是這種急功近利地推銷(xiāo)無(wú)疑是一種欺詐行為，是無(wú)用之功。)

The boss gave chicanery that didn't know when my son and his classmate went into the bar, but in fact, my son and his classmate could be permitted into the bar only after handing some money.(網(wǎng)吧老板狡辯說(shuō)他們不知道兒子和他的同學(xué)什么時(shí)候進(jìn)去的，而其實(shí)，兒子他們是交了錢(qián)才能進(jìn)去。)

They may yet turn up some chicanery.(他們也許不過(guò)是一些強(qiáng)詞奪理。)

They experienced adolescence, developed powerful mother-and-child bonds, and used political chicanery to get what they wanted.(他們經(jīng)歷青春期，有緊密的母子關(guān)系，為了得到想要的東西耍狡猾的花招。)

"I 'm very worried about chicanery," Schneidersays.(施奈德說(shuō)：“我很擔(dān)心這些詭辯?！?