- dodgy
- ['dɔdʒi]
- adj. 狡猾的，逃避的；善于骗人的；躲闪的
参考例子
- 1.The country's numbers are certainly dodgy: the components of GDP do not add up, and the data are always published suspiciously early.
- 国家发布的数据当然是容易造假的：GDP组成部分没有完全合计，数据一致都被可疑的早早公布。
- 2.Or take another popular line of defence: it is often asserted that China cannot afford a more flexible exchange rate until its dodgy banking system is reformed and strengthened.
- 或者用另一个更受欢迎的防线：中国经常宣称在总是出岔子的金融系统得到改革并巩固之前，受不了更具弹性的汇率体系。
- 3.Mundungus Fletcher is a rather dodgy character, a crook whose shady business dealings are always getting him into trouble. However, he's also a member of the Order of the Phoenix.
- 蒙顿格斯。弗莱奇是个极狡猾的角色，作为一个骗子他那些见不得人的交易常常给他带来麻烦。同时他却也是凤凰社的成员。
英文解释
- adj.
- 1.of uncertain outcome; especially fraught with risk
- 2.marked by skill in deception
网络释义
- dodgy
- 躲闪的; 善于骗人的; 会推托的; 有问题;
- dodgy amulet
- 护身符;
- crafty dodgy
- 善于骗人的;
- dodgy service center
- 冒牌服务中心;