| [/dɔdʒ; dɑdʒ/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr, Ip, Tn] move quickly and suddenly to one side in order to avoid (sb/sth) 闪开; 躲开; 躲避:
He dodged to left and right as the gunman opened fire. 持枪歹徒开火时他东躲西闪. *
She dodged round the corner. 她在角落处躲躲闪闪. *
(fig 比喻) I'll leave early so as to dodge the rush-hour. 我要早早动身以 避过交通拥挤时间. 用法:
2 [Tn, Tg] (infml) avoid doing (sth) by cleverness or trickery 施计避免做（某事物）:
dodge military service 逃避兵役 *
dodge awkward questions 回避令人尴尬的问题 *
He always manages to dodge doing the housework. 他总是千方百计避免做家务. dodge 2
[/dɔdʒ; dɑdʒ/] n 用法:
1 (usu sing 通常作单数) quick movement to avoid sb/sth 躲闪; 闪避; 躲避:
make a sudden dodge to the right 突然向右一闪. 用法:
2 (infml) clever trick; way of avoiding sth 妙计; 避免某事物的方法:
a tax dodge 偷税的伎俩 *
She's up to all the dodges, ie knows and uses them all. 她总是有躲避的方法. |