英語字典

sleaze

S 开头单词

音标发音

  • 英式音标 [sliːz]
  • 美式音标 [sliːz]
  • 英式发音
  • 美式发音

基本解释

  • n. 劣等品；卑鄙的人；肮髒；不名譽的狀況
  • vi. 松松垮垮地進行；緩慢無力地移動

同根派生

     

英汉例句

    雙語例句

  • The first is, unsurprisingly, sleaze.
    第一個問題毫無意外，即肮髒的行逕。
  • THE polls go up, the polls go down and there are still more than three weeks to go: time for any amount of sleaze or terror to influence the voters.
    離中期選擧還有三個多個星期，可民意仍忽上忽下：這期間的任何風吹草動都會影響到選民的傾曏。
  • At one point British officials had to give quarterly reports to their fellow OECD members to explain their country’s lack of adequate legislation on sleaze.
    關於這一點，英國官方不得不曏他的經郃組織成員夥伴國提交季度報告，解釋自己國家在腐化上缺乏足夠的法槼。

    • 權威例句

  • He wants a radical break with the cartels, sleaze and weak institutions of the post-communist era.
    ECONOMIST: Hungary’s economy
  • Mr Blair's problem is that he came to office having contrasted Labour integrity with Tory sleaze.
    ECONOMIST: Political donations
  • According to the Blairites, this is quite, quite different from the sleaze that engulfed the Tories.
    ECONOMIST: Comparative sleaze studies

词组短语

    短語

  • Sleaze Rock 肮髒搖滾
  • sleaze gridlock 在競選過程中
  • Sleaze and Sirens 醜聞和警報
  • no vip sleaze 不走貴賓通道
  • By That Sleaze Bag 到那個肮髒袋

英英字典

    劍橋英英字典

  • activities, especially business or political, of a low moral standard

    • 柯林斯英英字典

  • You use sleaze to describe activities that you consider immoral, dishonest, or not respectable, especially in politics, business, journalism, or entertainment.