chicanery

• n. 詭弁; 欺瞞; 詭弁

語源は不明。

chicanery (n.)

c. 1600, "legal quibbling, sophistry," from French chicanerie "trickery," from Middle French chicaner "to pettifog, quibble" (15c.), which is of unknown origin, perhaps from Middle Low German schikken "to arrange, bring about," or from the name of a golf-like game once played in Languedoc. Thornton's "American Glossary" has shecoonery (1845), which it describes as probably a corruption of chicanery.

1. We still do；living in a world in which underclared aggression，war，hypocrisy， chicanery ，anarchy and impending immolation are part of our daily lives，we all want a code to live by.

私たちはまだこのような感じがします。宣戦布告のない侵略、戦争、虚偽、詐欺、混乱、そして目前に迫った殺戮が私たちの日常生活にあふれている世界で生活していて、私たちはすべて生存に頼ることができる準則があると思っています。

2.The world is full of chicanery .

この世界は詐欺に満ちている。

3.Why are you give me so much chicanery as a explanation？

なぜそんなに言い訳をしてくれたの？

4.Some think more legal chicanery may be in store.

これからもっと賢い法律詐欺があるかもしれないと考える人もいる。

5.I 'm too an at using chicanery to accomplish my mission.

私は特にトリックを上手に使って、任務を円満に達成しました。