dodging

dodging ['dɒdʒɪŋ]  ['dɒdʒɪŋ] 

原级:dodge

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第三人称单数:dodges

dodging

第三人称复数:dodges

过去分词:dodged

过去式:dodged

dodging 基本解释
避开,闪过,音调改变;回避;闪躲( dodge的现在分词 );
dodging 网络解释

1. 闪避法(放射诊断学):dodecadactylon 十二指肠 | dodging 闪避法(放射诊断学) | dolor (疼)痛

2. 遮挡:document.ry Photography 实录摄影 | dodging 遮挡 | dolly 辘架

3. 遮光;音调改变:dodecyne 十二炔 | dodging 遮光;音调改变 | doernerhoskinsdistributionlaw 德尔纳霍斯金斯分配定律

4. 躲过:试爆核子武器explode nuclear devices | 躲过dodging | 违反日内瓦公约forgo the Geneva Convention

dodging 单语例句

1. dodging什么意思

1. Most critics remarked that he had violated the professional ethics of a teacher though his involuntary dodging of danger was understandable as a human being.

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2. Among the posts, those that introduce novel fare dodging techniques drew a large number of followers.

3. A real estate agent was sentenced to 120 hours of community service for dodging parking fee with an Octopus card trick.

4. Li moved with surprising agility over slick stone steps, dodging puddles and a gaggle of bedraggled ducks.

5. After dodging the truck he aimed the bus for the last pillar on a bridge to avoid going farther down the steep hill.

6. dodging什么意思

6. The man told Liu to give her money to him but she fought back by grasping the knife's hilt tightly and dodging its point.

7. No ransom has been demanded so far for the Saudi supertanker Sirius Star, which the pirates seized after dodging international naval patrols in their boldest strike yet.

8. The first round in February saw both Chua and Lim slashing fierce criticism upon each other while dodging questions from the opponent.

9. dodging什么意思

9. It was the first and only debate so far for Schwarzenegger, who has been criticized for deliberately dodging more spontaneous candidate forums.

10. A senior State Council official who did not want to be named said the government is stepping up efforts to fight against tax dodging.

dodging 英英释义

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noun

1. dodging是什么意思

1. deliberately avoiding
    keeping away from or preventing from happening

    Synonym: avoidance turning away shunning

2. nonperformance of something distasteful (as by deceit or trickery) that you are supposed to do

    e.g. his evasion of his clear duty was reprehensible
           that escape from the consequences is possible but unattractive

    Synonym: evasion escape

3. a statement that evades the question by cleverness or trickery

    Synonym: dodge scheme