sleazy

英 [ˈsliːzi]

美 [ˈsliːzi]

adj.  (尤指涉及性行为的)肮脏的，污秽的，乌烟瘴气的，藏污纳垢的; 不正派的; 道德败坏的; 堕落的; 卑鄙的

最高级：sleaziest　比较级：sleazier　

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Collins.1 / BNC.22150 / COCA.15423

牛津词典

adj.

• （尤指涉及性行为的）肮脏的，污秽的，乌烟瘴气的，藏污纳垢的
  dirty, unpleasant and not socially acceptable, especially because sex is involved
  1. a sleazy bar
     乌烟瘴气的酒吧
• 不正派的；道德败坏的；堕落的；卑鄙的
  immoral and unpleasant
  1. a sleazy reporter
     不正派的记者

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 肮脏的;破落失修的;不体面的
  If you describe a place assleazy, you dislike it because it looks dirty and badly cared for, and not respectable.
  1. ...sleazy bars.
     破破烂烂的酒吧
  2. ...sleazy cinemas in London's Soho...
     伦敦Soho区破落的电影院
  3. Downstairs in the windowless basement, where the real work is done, it is sleazy and sweaty.
     工作实际上在楼下没有窗户的地下室里完成，又脏又累。
• ADJ-GRADED 低级的;低俗的
  If you describe something or someone assleazy, you disapprove of them because you think they are not respectable and are rather disgusting.
  1. ...sex shops and sleazy magazines.
     性用品商店和粗俗低级的杂志
  2. ...a sleazy fellow...
     下流的家伙
  3. The accusations are making the government's conduct appear increasingly sleazy.
     这些指控让政府的行为显得越发不光彩了。

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