sleazy
英 [ˈsli:zi] 美 [ˈslizi]

adj.

肮脏的；质地薄的；低劣的；

英英释义

sleazy[ 'sli:zi, 'slei- ]

• adj.
  • of cloth; thin and loosely woven

    "the coat has a sleazy lining"

  • of very poor quality; flimsy

    同义词：bumcheapcheesychintzycrummypunktinny

  • morally degraded

    "sleazy characters hanging around casinos"; "sleazy storefronts with...dirt on the walls"

    同义词：seamyseedysordidsqualid

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. They took me to a sleazy back-street hotel.
   他们把我带到一个后街的肮脏的旅馆。
2. Her sleazy gossip was very off-putting.
   她那低级的闲话令人倒胃口。

权威例句

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