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chicane

/ʃɪˈkeɪn/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: يد في لعبة الجسر بلا أوراق رابحة؛ وحاجز متحرك في رياضة السيارات لتخفيف السرعة؛ واستخدام الحيل للخداع، غالباً لأخذ المال., فعل قديم يعني استخدام الحيل أو الخداع، خاصة في السياق القانوني أو السياسي.

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noun

C2formalcommonsport/ʃɪˈkeɪn/

A noun with multiple meanings: a bridge hand that is void of trumps; a movable barrier used in motor racing to reduce speed; or the use of tricks to deceive someone, usually to extract money.

  • 🌐اسم له عدة معانٍ: يد في لعبة الجسر بلا أوراق رابحة؛ وحاجز متحرك في رياضة السيارات لتخفيف السرعة؛ واستخدام الحيل للخداع، غالباً لأخذ المال.
  1. Bridge hand without trumps C2 formal

    A hand in the card game bridge that contains no cards of the trump suit.

    • The player was dealt a chicane, leaving them without any trumps.
    • A chicane can drastically change the strategy of the game.
    • He realized he had a chicane only after the bidding began.

    🌐يد بلا أوراق رابحة في البريدج

    المرادفات: void

  2. Racing barrier B2 formal

    A movable barrier placed on a race track, often before a dangerous corner, to force cars to slow down and pass in single file.

    • The chicane was installed to improve safety on the track.
    • Drivers must navigate the chicane carefully to avoid collisions.
    • The new chicane reduced speeds significantly before the sharp turn.

    🌐شيكانة

  3. Deception or trickery C1 formal

    The use of clever tricks or deceit to mislead someone, often to extract money or gain an advantage.

    • The con artist relied on chicane to swindle his victims.
    • Legal systems are designed to prevent chicane in business dealings.
    • His success was built on chicane rather than honest work.

    🌐خداع أو حيلة

    المرادفات: chicanerycunningdeceitdeceptionduplicityfraudguilesubterfugetrickery

    الأضداد: candorfairnesshonestytruthfulness

  • chicanes plural form
  • chicanes' possessive plural form
  • chicane's possessive singular form

verb

C2formalcommonlegalمهجور/ʃɪˈkeɪn/

An archaic verb meaning to use trickery or deception, especially in legal or political contexts.

  • 🌐فعل قديم يعني استخدام الحيل أو الخداع، خاصة في السياق القانوني أو السياسي.
  1. Deceive or trick C2 formal

    To use clever but dishonest methods to defeat or outwit someone.

    • The politician tried to chicane his opponent during the debate.
    • She chicaned her way into the exclusive club by using a fake invitation.
    • He was known to chicane his rivals in business deals.

    🌐الخداع أو الغش

    المرادفات: beguilecheatcozendeceivedupegullhoodwinkoutwitswindletrick

    الأضداد: aidassisthelp

  2. Raise petty objections C2 formal

    To argue or object about minor or unimportant details, often to delay or confuse.

    • The lawyer kept chicaning over the wording of the contract.
    • Stop chicaning and focus on the main issue.
    • They chicaned about the color of the logo instead of the design.

    🌐الاعتراض على التفاصيل التافهة

    المرادفات: cavilnitpickpettifogquibble

    الأضداد: acceptagreecomplyconcur

  • chicaned past participle
  • chicaned past simple
  • chicaning present participle
  • chicanes third person singular