dodgy

英 [ˈdɒdʒi]

美 [ˈdɑːdʒi]

adj.  狡猾的; 狡诈的; 可疑的; 有毛病的; 运转不良的; 状况不佳的; 冒险的; 危险的; 困难的

比较级：dodgier　最高级：dodgiest　

Collins.1 / BNC.11867 / COCA.33461

牛津词典

adj.

• 狡猾的；狡诈的；可疑的
  seeming or likely to be dishonest
  1. He made a lot of money, using some very dodgy methods.
     他采用极其狡诈的手段赚了许多钱。
  2. I don't want to get involved in anything dodgy.
     我不想牵连进任何欺骗勾当。
• 有毛病的；运转不良的；状况不佳的
  not working well; not in good condition
  1. I can't play─I've got a dodgy knee.
     我不能玩了——我的膝盖出了毛病。
  2. The marriage had been distinctly dodgy for a long time.
     这桩婚姻长期以来明显不和美。
• 冒险的；危险的；困难的
  involving risk, danger or difficulty
  1. If you get into any dodgy situations, call me.
     如果你遇上什么难事，给我打电话。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 狡猾的;狡诈的;不老实的
  If you describe someone or something asdodgy, you disapprove of them because they seem rather dishonest and unreliable.
  1. He was a bit of a dodgy character.
     他有点儿不老实。
  2. ...cash made in dodgy underworld deals.
     从不正当的黑道交易中赚得的钱
• ADJ-GRADED 冒险的;危险的;不可靠的
  If you say that something isdodgy, you mean that it seems rather risky, dangerous, or unreliable.
  1. Predicting voting trends from economic forecasts is a dodgy business.
     根据对经济的预测来预言选举的走势不大可靠。
• ADJ-GRADED 不太健康的;不太强壮的
  If you say that someone has adodgyheart or knee, for example, you mean that that part of their body is not very strong or healthy.
  1. My heart's a bit dodgy.
     我的心脏有点儿小毛病。

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