n. 狡辩；欺骗；强词夺理
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1.A lot of psychology is charlatanry, chicanery. It would profit from more science and less "ism" and wishful thinking.
很多的心理学理论简直就是欺骗，因为我们更多的是从“科学”得到帮助，而不是各种“理论”和痴心妄想。
2.Judge players by what they do, when it comes to such chicanery and mini-mayhem.
法官球员他们做了什么，当这种欺骗和迷你混乱。
3.To resort to tricks or subterfuges; use chicanery.
对…施用诡计或玩花招；用圈套。
4.They may yet turn up some chicanery.
他们也许不过是一些强词夺理。
5.I do not feel where chicanery, I also am not clear that my where is not reasonable.
我不觉得哪里强词夺理了，我也不清楚我哪里不讲理了。
6.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。