in English in various senses, including "act of chicanery" (1670s), "obstacles on a roadway" (1955), also a term in bridge (1880s), apparently all ultimately from an archaic verb chicane "to trick" (1670s), from French chicane (16c.), from chicaner "to pettifog, quibble" (15c., see chicanery).
实用例句
1. The Work Deletion and Keystones of Short Message Chicane Casesin Our Country.
我国应对短信诈骗案件的工作缺失及重点.
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2. Chicane: A tight sequence of corners in alternate directions.