fudges

n.

乳脂（巧克力）软糖( fudge的名词复数 )；敷衍，装模作样（没有真正解决问题）；

v.

搪塞( fudge的第三人称单数 )；篡改；含混其词；回避

1. Oh fudge, she says they can't come.
   哦，胡说，她说他们不能来。
2. Our manager has been fudging the issue of bonus payments for months.
   我们的经理数月来一直回避发放奖金一事。
3. He had to fudge a reply because he didn't know the right answer.
   因为他不知道正确的答案，只好胡编乱造一个。

Open Access - what has been going on?
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Who Fudges International Commitments and Why? An Empirical Reassessment of the Evidence on ICC Non-Surrender Agreements