dodo 590 I
good condition有毛病的；运转不良的；状况不佳的： can’t ptoy—I’ve got a
dodgy fcnee,我不能玩了.•一•+.我的 膝盖出了 毛病。◊ rhe marriage had been distinctly dodgy/or dong time•这桩婚姻长期以来明显不和美。
3 involving risk, danger or difficulty 冒险的；危险的；
困难的：//you
get fnto any dodgy situations, .caZZ me.如 果你遇上#么难事，给我打电话。
dodo /'daudau; NAmE
'doudou/ noun {pi. -os) 1 a large bird that
could not fly and that is now extinct
(= no longer exists)渡渡鸟（不能飞行，现已灭绝）2 (AMmf) a stupid
person 笨人；蠢人 IT»!?1
see
dead adj.
DOE /,di: au 1:; NAmE ou/ abbr. Department of Energy
(the
doe /dau; NAmE dou/
noun a female deer, rabbit or
HARE 雌—；雌兔:一compare BUCK(2), HIND, STAG doer /'duia(r)/ noun
{approving) a person who does things rather than thinking or talking about
them 实于
的人；身体力行者；实行者：We need/ewer organizers ami more doers.我们需要的是少些组织者，多些实干者。
does /dAz/ odo1
doesn^t /'dAznt/
short
form does not doff /dDf; NAmE
da:f;
do:f/ verb,
adj. m
verb [VN] {old-fashioned)
to
take off your hat, especially to show respect for sb/sth 脱（帽）金意
■
<«/_/.
(5/\/吃，stupid 呆的；愚昧无知的
d〇g
/dog;
NAmE
do:g/
noun,
verb m
noun 1 [C] an animal with
four legs and a tail, often kept as a pet or trained for work, for example
hunting or guarding buildings. There are many types of dog, some of which are
wild.狗；犬，：I took the dog for a waWc.我遛狗去了。◊ J couW hear a dog barfcfng•我听至丨J 犬吠声。◊ dog/〇〇d狗食◊ guard dogs看家狗◊ a dog and her pu即ies母狗和它的狗崽儿一see also guide DOG, GUN
DOG, HEARING DOG, LAPDOG, PRAIRIE DOG, SHEEPDOG，SNIFFER DOG, TRACKER DOG 2 [C] a male d〇g， fox or wolf 公狗；公狐；公狼一compare BiTCH(lj 3 the dogs [pi.](阶£，//i/orwfl/) greyhound racing
赛 狗;,v,灵提赛 4 [C] (//?/om?fl/，e5pec/‘fl〃y a thing of
low quality; a failure 瞥脚运■;失败：ffer Zast movie was an
absoZute dog.她的最M— ‘秦片彻底砸锅了。5 [C]
{informal)
an
offensive way of describing a woman who is not considered attractive A 6 [C] {informal, disapproving)
used,
especially after an adjective, to describe a man who has done sth bad (尤用于形容词启:）家伙，
小人，无赖：dirty dog/ 你这个坯！ 一 see also HOT DOG,
SHAGGY-DOG STORY, TOP DOG, WATCHDOG H»rai (a case of)
,dog eat 'dog a situation in business, politics, etc. where there is
a lot of competition and people are willing to harm each other in order to
succeed残酷无情的竞争；损人利己的角逐；相互残杀： I’m afraid in this line of work it’s a case of dog eat dog. 恐怕在这种行业中竞争是残酷无情的。◊ We’re
operating in a dog-eat-dog wor〖d.我们是在一个;残酷竞拳的世界 里立足。a ,dog in the
'manger a
person who stops other people from enjoying what he or she cannot use or does
not want占马槽的狗；占着茅坑不拉屎的人
a
dog^ 'breakfast/'dinner {BrE, informal)
a
thing that has been done badly 乱七八糟；一团糟 H771 mess ： He's made a real dog^
breakfast of these accounts, jlfa JE 这些账目简直搞得一塌糊涂。a' dog’s Hfe an unhappy life, full
of problems or unfair treatment 悲惨的生洁；
■牛:乌不如葯生活 every dog has his/its ’day (soy/ng) everyone has good luck
or success at some point in their life 人人皆有得意时 give
a dog a bad 'name {saying) when a person already
has a bad reputation, it is difficult to change it because others will continue
to blame or suspect him/her恶名难洗；名声一毁，：万难挽
回 go to the 'dogs also go to hell in a
'hand-
basket) {informal)
to
get into a very bad state ^; 大不如前：.This gone to the dogs
since t/ie new management toofc over.这个公司自新的管理人员接手以
来曰渐衰败。not have a 'dog’s
chance to
have no chance at all 毫无机会；绝无可能：ffe hasn’t a dog’s
c/icmce 〇/passing the exam.他根未不可能通过这次考试。
why keep a ,dog and
bark your'self? {informal, saying)
if sb can do a task for
you, there is no point in doing it yourself既然有人代劳，何必自己操劳一more at hair,
RAIN V., SICK adj., SLEEP V., TAIL n., TEACH
■
verfc (-gg-) [VN_] 1 (of a problem or bad luck 问题或不幸）
■to
cause you trouble for a long time:长期）困扰，折 磨，■纠缠：故 had
been dogged by bad health aH his if/e. 他一生i病，备受折磨。2
to follow sb closely跟踪；尾
随：She had the impression that someone was
dogging her steps.她感觉到有人在尾随她。
•dog biscuit now/? a small hard biscuit fed to dogs 狗食 饼千
dog-box /'dDgboks; NAmE 'do:gba:ks/ noun IMI be in the 'dogbox {SAfrk) - be in the
doghouse at doghouse
dog-catch-er /'dDykaetJa^);
NAmE 'do:g-/ noun {
=DOG WARDEN
'dog
collar noun 1 a collar for a dog .狗.项圈
2
{informal) a stiff white collar fastened at the back and
worn by some Christian priests 圣职人员穿的）.
白色5更领;牧师领
'dog
days noun [pi.] the hottest
period of the year
天；酷暑期
'dog-eared
adj. (of a book 4^)
used so much that the comers of many of the pages are turned down 卷角
的；翻旧了的
,dog-'end noun {BrE, informal) the end of a
cigarette that has been smoked烟头；香烟屁股
dog-fight /'dDgfait; NAmE 'do:g-/ noun
1 a fight between aircraft in which they
fly around close to each other (战斗机的厂近距离空战2 a struggle between two people or
groups in order to win sth 争斗；格4s ■混战
3
dog fight a fight between dogs,
especially one that is arranged illegally, for entertainment 狗打架；.（尤指非
法的）斗狗►dog.fight.ing/?own[U]
dog-fish /'dDgfiX; NAmE'do:g-l noun {pi. dog-fish) a small shark (= an aggressive sea fish with
very sharp teeth) 狗鲨（小型鲨鱼，极富攻击性V dog-ged /'dDgid; NAmE 'do:g-/ adj. [usually before noun] {approving) showing determination; not giving up
easily 顽强的；坚持不懈的SEI tenacious : dogged
determmarion/persistence 顽强'的决心 /
毅力thdr dogged de/ence
o/t/ie city 他们•城市的严防死守► dog-
ged-ly adv. CWTl tenaciously dog-ged-ness noun [U] CCT71 TENACITY
dog-gerel /'dogaral;
NAmE 'dorg-/ noun [U] poetry that is badly written or ridiculous,
sometimes because the writer has not intended it to be serious 蹩脚诗；打油
诗；歪诗
doggo /'dDgau; NAmE 'doigoul adv. lie ~ {old-fashioned,
informaf) to
lie still and quiet, so that other people will not notice you隐蔽地；隐伏着
dog-gone /'dDgDn; NAmE 'do:ggo:n/ adj. [only before noun] adv.,
exclamation (NAmE, informal) used to show that you are annoyed or
surprised (表示恼怒或惊讶）该死尚，
讨厌的，他妈的：Where’s the doggone
fcey?这该死的钥
匙上哪儿去.了？ ◊ Don’t drive so doggone /ast•别他妈开 这么快呀。◊ WeH, doggone ft/唉，真该死！
doggy /'dDgi; NAmE 'doigi/ noun, adj. m noun (also dog-gie) {pi. -ies) {informal) a child's word for a dog (儿语）小狗，汪汪，狗狗
■
[only before noun] of or like a dog 狗的；像狗一样
的：a doggy smeH —股狗骚味
'doggy
bag (also
'doggie
bag) noun [informal) a bag for taking
home any food that is left after a meal in a restaurant剩菜袋（餐馆装剩菜回家用的袋子） 'doggy-paddle noun = dog-paddle 'dog handler noun a police officer who works with a trained dog警犬训练员
dog-house /.dnghaus; NAmE 'do:g-/ noun {NAmB) =kennel(I) ITM1 be in the
doghouse {informal, NAmE, fir£) if you are in
the doghouse, sb is annoyed with you because of sth that you have done 受冷泰；.失:体
面；丢脸
dogie /'daugi; NAmE 'dougi/ noun {