chicanery
英 [ʃɪˈkeɪnəri]
美 [ʃɪˈkeɪnəri]
n. 欺诈; 诈骗; 欺骗
BNC.36438 / COCA.29077
牛津词典
noun
- 欺诈；诈骗；欺骗
the use of complicated plans and clever talk in order to trick people
柯林斯词典
- 欺骗;诈骗
Chicaneryis using cleverness to cheat people.
英英释义
noun
- the use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to extract money from them)
双语例句
- Well-doer never does chicanery and person who is good at chicanery does not belong well-doer.
善良的人从不狡辩，狡辩的人一定不是善良之辈。 - We watch this grand chicanery play out and have taken note of just how callous these media types really are.
当我们看到大诈骗被说出来，就会注意到这些类型媒体的冷酷的面孔。 - Some may recall that these very same organisations were deeply complicit in the chicanery that saw worthless debt instruments repackaged as top-notch financial securities.
有些人或许还记得，正是这些机构，在那些金融欺诈中串通一气，使得毫无价值的债务工具被重新包装为顶级金融证券。 - Financial innovation ( and downright chicanery) recycled the huge surpluses of the rising world to penurious homebuyers in Middle America and dodgy speculators on the Costa del Sol.
通过金融创新（以及彻头彻尾的欺骗），新兴世界的巨额盈余回流到手头拮据的美国中产阶层购房者和西班牙阳光海岸有问题的投机者。 - Giving people more rights over their land title by, for example, extending the lease to 70 years could help counter such chicanery.
赋予农民更多的土地权利，比如延长土地承包经营权至70年，可能有助于对付这种圈套。 - Scandal! Financial Crime, Chicanery and Corruption that Rocked America.
“丑闻！金融犯罪，诡计和震惊美国的腐败”展览。 - The government was guilty of flagrant injustices, chicanery and corruption.
政府犯有公然侵权欺骗和舞弊等罪行。 - The Tea Party sees it as dishonest dealing – which it is, as well as being a troubling piece of constitutional chicanery. But in this case the end ( avoiding default) may justify the means.
茶党人士则视之为不诚实的手段（的确如此），是一种令人不安的钻宪法空子的把戏。然而在这件事情上，为了达到避免违约的目的，或许就得不择手段。 - 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.
网吧老板狡辩说他们不知道儿子和他的同学什么时候进去的，而其实，儿子他们是交了钱才能进去。 - It also took financial chicanery to turn reckless mortgage lending in to triple A rated securities.
把不计后果的抵押贷款变成AAA级证券也会出现金融欺诈。