sleazy

释义

adj.肮脏的; 质地薄的; 低劣的

词态变化

比较级 :   sleazier ; 最高级 :   sleaziest ; 名词 :   sleaziness ;

实用场景例句

Dimly illuminated, sleazy taverns.

光线昏暗、低俗破旧的酒馆。

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Dimly illuminated cinemas in London's sleazy Soho neighborhood

伦敦Soho区破旧街区的昏暗电影院

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A shop selling adult products alongside sleazy magazines

成人用品商店与低俗不堪的期刊

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A sleazy individual loitered in the poorly illuminated backstreet.

一个卑劣的家伙在光线昏暗的后街徘徊。

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a sleazy motel

一家乌烟瘴气的汽车旅馆

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a sleazy politician

不道德的政客

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A yes man often comes off as insincere and sleazy.

那样的人通常代表着不诚恳与不体面.

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Some sleazy characters hang around casinos.

一些在赌场周围乱逛的骗子.

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Seven sleazy shysters in sharkskin suits sold sheared sealskins to seasick sailors.

7个穿着鲨鱼皮外套的差劲的骗子把剪平的海豹皮卖给晕船的水手.

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Spenser was a sleazy grifter who said he had a lot of money.

斯宾塞是个庸俗的骗子,他说他有很多钱.

电影对白

The coat has a sleazy lining.

这件外衣的衬里质地又薄又差.

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I am not going to hang out with him anymore because he is sleazy.

因为他人品不佳,所以我再也不跟他出去了.

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Why does a sleazy bastard like me like whores so much?

为什么像我这样的肮脏家伙如此迷恋妓女?

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You nasty girl , you nasty , you trashy. You classless girl, you sleazy, you freaky.

你是让人讨厌的女孩, 你是垃圾. 你有阶级性, 你低俗, 你古怪.

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In recent weeks, you've heard plenty about the sleazy side of the subprime mortgage business.

几周, 很多媒体报道了次级按揭贷款业务的负面新闻.

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He looks like a bum who's been drowning his sorrows in sleazy dives.

他看起来象个游手好闲之辈,整天泡在肮脏的下等酒吧借酒消愁.

辞典例句

The ones I talked to weren't lotharios, and didn't seem sleazy either.

与我交谈的人并非好色之徒,似乎也不像不正派的人.

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You'd better break up with your sleazy boyfriend before you get hurt.

在你受伤之前最好早点跟你那个差劲的男朋友分手.

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Seven sleazy shysters in sharkskin suits sold sheared seal skins to seasick sailors.

七个穿着鲨鱼皮衣服的卑劣的论棍卖剪好的海豹皮给晕船的水手.

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In the dim, windowless basement downstairs, the actual labor takes place in a sweaty and grimy environment.

实际工作在楼下昏暗无窗的地下室中进行，环境闷热且肮脏。

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The government's conduct has drawn sharp accusations of appearing increasingly sleazy.

政府的行为因显得越发不光彩而招致了严厉的指控。

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英英释义

Adjective

1. of cloth; thin and loosely woven;

"the coat has a sleazy lining"

2. of very poor quality

3. morally degraded;

"a seedy district"

"the seamy side of life"

"sleazy characters hanging around casinos"

"sleazy storefronts with...dirt on the walls"- Seattle Weekly

"the sordid details of his orgies stank under his very nostrils"- James Joyce

"the squalid atmosphere of intrigue and betrayal"