dodger
dodger 英 [ˈdɒdʒə(r)] 美 [ˈdɑdʒə(r)]
n. 欺瞒者；躲避者
名词复数:dodgers
- A dodger is a rascally, sneaky person who lies and tricks their way out of responsibilities or obligations. A tax dodger, for example, schemes to avoid paying taxes.
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- n. 欺瞒者；躲避者
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1. A variation on this theme is The Artful dodger.
这种情况的另一种变化是“狡猾的躲闪者”。
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2. If you're dealing with an Artful dodger, then you may have to apply more drastic measures and reduce his list to one task at a time.
如果你对付的是一个狡猾的躲避者，那你可能需要采取更激烈的措施，每次把他的任务清单减少到一个任务。
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3. Surmounting hostility from opponents and even some dodger teammates, he weathered the immense pressure with dignity and restraint, and he proved to be a superb ballplayer.
为了克服来自对手甚至道奇队队友的敌意，他用尊严和忍耐挨过了巨大压力，并向世人证明了自己是一个棒球高手。
- dodger (n.) 1560s, "one who dodges," in the literal or figurative (especially underworld) senses of dodge. The U.S. word meaning "corn cake" is recorded from 1831, perhaps a different word (compare Northern English dialectal dodge "lump, large piece," 1560s).
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