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单词 dodge
释义
dodge
verb
uk
/dɒdʒ/us
/dɑːdʒ/
[IorT]
toavoidbeinghitby something bymovingquicklyto oneside:
躲闪，避开
He dodged toavoidthehurtlingbicycle.他闪身躲过了疾驰而来的自行车。
[T]
toavoidsomethingunpleasant:
回避，逃避
The Senator dodgedquestionsabout hisrelationshipwith theactress.参议员回避了关于他与那位女演员之间关系的问题。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to avoid doing something
  • avoidAvoid swimming in areas where sharks are known to congregate.
  • evadePlease don’t think I’m trying to evade my responsibility.
  • dodgeHe tried to dodge his military service.
  • run away fromI didn't often run away from difficult decisions.
  • shrink fromI've never been one to shrink from a challenge.
  • sidestepThis is not a responsibility you can sidestep.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Moving in order to avoid contact
  • avoid
  • avoidsomethinglike the plagueidiom
  • avoidance
  • bypass
  • circumnavigate
  • clear
  • duck
  • duck and dodge(something)idiom
  • duck and weaveidiom
  • evasive
  • evasively
  • evasiveness
  • fall
  • fall back
  • jump
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • steer
  • steer clear ofsomeone/somethingidiom
  • weave
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Avoiding action
dodge
noun[C]
informal
uk
/dɒdʒ/us
/dɑːdʒ/
aclever,dishonestway ofavoidingsomething:
（巧妙而具欺骗性的）逃避
Theyboughtanothercaras ataxdodge(= a way toavoidpayingtax).为了逃税，他们又买了一辆汽车。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Avoiding action
  • abrogate
  • abrogation
  • avoid
  • avoidsomethinglike the plagueidiom
  • avoidance
  • evade
  • evader
  • evasion
  • fiddle
  • fiddle around
  • fight shy ofidiom
  • flinch
  • insure
  • short circuit
  • shrink fromsomething
  • shy away fromsomething
  • sit onyourarseidiom
  • skip out onsomeone/something
  • steer
  • welch
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(Definition ofdodgefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dodge| American Dictionary

dodge
verb[I/T]
us
/dɑdʒ/
toavoidbeinghitby something bymovingquicklyto oneside:
fig.We have dodged abulleta lot oftimesin the last three or fouryears.
To dodge somethingunpleasantis toavoidit:
[T]Few men stilltalkabout how they dodged thedraft.
dodge
noun[C]
us
/dɑdʒ/
atricktodeceivesomeone or toavoiddoing something that you do notwantto do:
Shesellsantiquesas ataxdodge.
(Definition ofdodgefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

dodge| Business English

dodge
verb[T]
informal
uk
/dɒdʒ/us
toavoidsomething,especiallyillegally:
He hasrepeatedlydodgedquestionsfromreporters.
Thecompanyfiledforbankruptcy,seekingto dodge $445,000 indebts.
Manypeoplecaughtdodgingtaxwere doing so tohidecapitalgainsmade on thestockmarket.
dodge
noun[C]
informal
uk
/dɒdʒ/us
a way ofavoidingsomething, sometimesillegally:
Whenmeasuredinyen,tradewent up by only 2%, butmeasuringtradeinyenis a dodge, becausealmostall of it isconductedindollars.
See also
tax dodge
(Definition ofdodgefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdodge

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My account of the evening cannot, however, do justice to the tactical facades - the bluffs, grand postures, and imperceptible dodges - so common to tournament settings.
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I knocked down three times then he dodged me into water.
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Using shapes dodged the limitation that animals do not know about politicians.
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There could be no dodging the consequences.
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A series of dodges and excuses continued.
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When we try tododgediseases or disadvantages through genetic intervention, are we solving problems or just moving them to a different level?
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Nevertheless, small property-owners coulddodgethis obstacle by forming associations that shared the costs of buying and installing subterranean pumping machinery.
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Molecular biology and molecular genetics might continue tododgeteleological issues were it not for their fields' remarkable recent successes.
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We easilydodgean approaching car because, for millions of years, our ancestors have been dodging charging predators.
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Policymakers get to make rules, butdodgeresponsibility for them, by piggy-backing on the decisions of others, whom they can blame when things go wrong.
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Methods of rubbish disposal: 'shuffle anddodge'?
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Both therebydodgethe hard hermeneutic slog of text-to-context analysis, which is necessarily grounded in painstaking readings of the entire assemblage of material, documentary and oral evidence.
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If they are to avoid falling into the theoretical machinery that perpetuates such stereotypes, women are obliged constantly tododgethe conceptual apparatuses that seek to mould their language.
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Sequestered royalists often attempted tododgethe consequences of their delinquency by transferring the titles to their lands, a tactic used especially by widows seeking to keep their estates together.
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I trust that critical part of the mandate will not be dodged or diluted; otherwise, we merely store up more trouble for the future.
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