单词	sleazy
释义	sleazyslea‧zy /ˈsliːzi/ adjective (comparative sleazier, superlative sleaziest) Word Origin WORD ORIGINsleazy Origin: 1900-2000 sleazy (of cloth) ‘too thin or light’ (17-20 centuries) Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES sleazy drug smugglers sleazy porn movies The bar was cheap and sleazy. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Also contributing to the turmoil recently has been growing criticism that the talk shows focus on sleazy topics. As the ex-husband, Patrick is wonderfully sleazy. She would worry that Kelly was becoming involved in the sleazy aftermath of her father's death. The First Couple looks sleazy and careless but not necessarily sinister. The two actually meet when the up-and-coming star comes to Houston for a gig at a slightly sleazy roadhouse. This house was the very embodiment of sleazy discomfort. 1a sleazy place is dirty, cheap, or in bad condition:  a sleazy bar2relating to sex or dishonest behaviour – used to show disapproval:  a sleazy lawyer—sleaziness noun [uncountable]
随便看	unnerve unnerving unnoticed unnumbered UNO unobserved unobstructed unobtainable unobtrusive unobtrusively unoccupied unofficial unofficially unopened unopposed unorganized unorthodox unpack unpaid unpalatable unparalleled unpardonable unpardonably unpatriotic unpaved

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