dodging

n.

避开，闪过，音调改变；

v.

闪躲( dodge的现在分词 )；回避；

tax dodging漏税；逃税

1. The thief evaded the police by dodging into the alley.
   小偷躲进巷子里以避开警察。
2. Divers search for eggs on the sea floor dodging schools of fish, then turning in eggs for prizes.
   潜水员们在海底避开鱼群寻找彩蛋，然后用彩蛋换取奖品。

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