dodgy

adj.

逃避的；躲闪的；〈俚〉机警的，巧妙的；

1. He's a dodgy bloke I wouldn't trust him an inch.
   他是个诡计多端的家伙——我一点都不相信他。
2. 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。
3. I asked why she came back so late, only got a dodgy answer.
   我问她为什么回来这么晚，她回答得闪烁其词。
4. The country's economic numbers are notoriously dodgy.
   该国的经济统计数据一向不可靠。
5. Cycle across America? Sounds a bit dodgy to me.
   骑自行车横越美国? 听起来有些冒险。

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