sleaziest

美 [?slizi] 　英 [?sli?zi]

• adj.不整潔的；破舊的；未修理的；【紡】質(zhì)地薄的
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)骯臟的；低劣的；質(zhì)量差的

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例句

The music business "is one of the sleaziest businesses there is" , Mr Richards argues, only one step above gangsterism.

理查茲認(rèn)為，音樂界“是最垃圾的行業(yè)之一”，只比流氓團(tuán)伙強(qiáng)那么一點(diǎn)。

In Slovakia, a new coalition government unites the sleaziest and nastiest parties in the country.

在斯洛伐克，新的聯(lián)合政府所聯(lián)合的卻是該國最卑劣、最污穢的政黨。

When I was in graduate school in New York, I was so poor that I had to live in the worst apartment in the sleaziest part of town.

我在紐約讀研究生的時(shí)候，我窮得只能在城里最低檔的地區(qū)租公寓。

until he got hooked up with one of the sleaziest scumbags

直到他搭上了一個(gè)卑鄙無恥的家伙