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Meanings of dicey in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "dodgy"
Examples for "dodgy"
1
When will banks learn that dodgy tax practices actually cost them dear?
2
The Free State is a flipping dodgy place to do business, folks.
3
However, those sweets have plenty of dodgy E numbers, environmental and economic.
4
The same link on the dodgy website doesn't offer as much help.
5
I'm happy you know your people have dodgy, illegal and stole money.
1
Harper Jaccoud nodded, and she said, It'll be chancy, especially just now.
2
The first impression is of an art that is casual and chancy.
3
The water might be a little chancy, once we hit the plains.
4
The Pole's position was chancy enough to satisfy even his melodramatic soul.
5
By its chancy light I saw an old man in a wheelchair.
1
None the less, his brain was busy with the chanceful possibilities.
2
But was it altogether chanceful?
Usage of dicey in anglès
1
It seemed a mighty roundabout and dicey way to handle the problem.
2
Cold entrances are dicey when you're talking about a metahuman living situation.
3
Time to move this along or things were going to get dicey.
4
Even with the addition of the print product, it's a dicey proposition.
5
It was the summer before that his memory got a bit dicey.
6
Says the Theater District can get a little dicey late at night.
7
The car was creeping but, even so, the leap would be dicey.
8
I've done some hitchhiking in Sydney and the outskirts-itcan be dicey.
9
As for getting authentication from a handwriting expert... that might be dicey.
10
Course setup was key to that; pin positions were generally dicey.
11
The situation is very dicey, an executive at another lessor said.
12
And as credit contracts, the business situation in Argentina starts to become dicey.
13
But I did learn an important lesson during one particularly dicey seagulling session.
14
It's always dicey to read too much into stock market moves.
15
In the past few weeks, my domestic situation has gotten a little dicey.
16
It's much better to do three short, solid moves than one dicey one.
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