chicanery in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for chicanery in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chicanery <pl chicaneries> [Am ʃəˈkeɪn(ə)ri, Brit ʃɪˈkeɪnəri] N U or C liter

chicanery

argucia f

Translations for chicanery in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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componendas políticas

political chicanery o wheeler dealing

chicanery in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chicanery in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chicanery [ʃɪˈkeɪnəri] N no pl

chicanery

artimaña f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Oh, but what did we, the voters, get out of this tidbit of chicanery?

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This chemical's presence actually comes from the soil's natural characteristics rather than any chicanery by the growers or sellers.

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Speaking of which, all of this aero chicanery creates 617 pounds of downforce at 124 mph and 1389 pounds at 186 mph.

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Government -- the primary source of employment for the youth -- became synonymous with chicanery, nepotism and red tapism.

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What were the individuals whose chicanery led to the collapse of the world's finances guided by?

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You would have to think that our prime minister has a high level of tolerance for financial chicanery.

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Legal chicanery and trickery have played a significant part in this.

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These problems are then once again resolved by the back door by means of bureaucratic chicanery, and they are not resolved for good: these are pseudo-solutions.

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Most take a definite stand against the privatization of the state's resources, exposing the chicanery of school and state officials.

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After much chicanery and government pressure he was relegated to a country parish (1824).

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