weasel

中英词典：weasel

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柯林斯词典

weasel (noun)
1. A weasel is a small wild animal. It has a long thin body and brown fur, and kills birds and small animals for food.
2. If you say that someone is a weasel, you mean that they are clever and cannot be trusted. (INFORMAL)
weasel (transitive verb)
1. If you weasel your way into or out of a situation, you achieve what you want by behaving in a dishonest or underhand way. (INFORMAL)
weaselly (adjective)
1. (INFORMAL)
2. (disapproval)

牛津词典

weasel (noun)
1. A small carnivorous mammal with short legs and elongated body and neck. It is typically brown with a pale underside.
2. A deceitful or treacherous person.
weasel (verb)
1. Obtain (information) by stealthy or devious means.
weasel out (phrasal verb)
1. Manage to evade a situation or obligation.

用法

1. He's a weasel who will do anything to get what he wants.
2. The politician tried to weasel out of answering the question directly.
3. She weaseled her way into the exclusive club by pretending to know someone important.
4. The weasel is a small mammal that is known for its agility and cunning.
5. I don't trust him, he's a sneaky little weasel.
6. The weasel has a long, slender body and a short tail.
7. He tried to weasel information out of her by pretending to be interested in her work.
8. She managed to weasel out of doing her share of the project.
9. I can't believe he weaseled his way out of taking responsibility for his actions.
10. The weasel's fur is brown and its underside is white.
11. The weasel is known for its ability to catch and kill small prey.

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