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sleazy adjective uk /ˈsliː.zi/ us /ˈsliː.zi/ dirty, cheap, or not socially acceptable, especially relating to moral or sexual matters: 肮脏邋遢的,乌烟瘴气的;(尤指)低级趣味的,堕落的 This part of town is full of sleazy bars and restaurants.镇上这个地区满是乌烟瘴气的酒吧和饭店。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Morally wrong and evil abhorrent abhorrently amoral amorality anomie dissipated dissolute dissolutely dissoluteness enormity nefariously nefariousness no goodidiom no more Mr Nice Guyidiom non-ethical trespass turpitude unconscionable unconscionably unethical
sleazy | American Dictionary sleazy adjective us/ˈsli·zi/ morally bad and low in quality, but trying to attract people by a showy appearance or false manner: He’s a sleazy politician who ignored his responsibilities in order to make his friends rich.
sleazy | Business English sleazy adjective uk /ˈsliːzi/us sleazy people and places are involved in activities of a low moral standard: 57% of voters think of the government as "sleazy and incompetent". He spent his twenties hanging out in sleazy sex bars. sleazy behaviour is of a low moral standard: I was disgusted by the sleazy sales tactics. |