dodged

英 [dɒdʒd]

美 [dɑːdʒd]

v.  闪开; 躲开; 避开; (尤指不诚实地)逃避
dodge的过去分词和过去式

过去式：dodged　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 闪开;躲开;避开
  If youdodge, you move suddenly, often to avoid being hit, caught, or seen.
  1. He dodged amongst the seething crowds of men...
     他在川流不息的人群中东躲西闪。
  2. We dodged behind a pillar out of sight of the tourists.
     我们躲到柱子后面，避开了观光者的视线。
• VERB 闪身躲开;避开
  If youdodgesomething, you avoid it by quickly moving aside or out of reach so that it cannot hit or reach you.
  1. He desperately dodged a speeding car trying to run him down.
     他拼命地闪身躲开一辆试图撞倒他的疾驰的汽车。
• VERB (常指用欺诈的方式故意)躲避，逃避
  If youdodgesomething, you deliberately avoid thinking about it or dealing with it, often by being deceitful.
  1. He boasts of dodging military service by feigning illness...
     他炫耀自己通过装病来逃避服兵役。
  2. Many struggling firms are ready to break the law by dodging tax.
     很多挣扎求生的企业不惜违法逃税。
  3. Dodgeis also a noun.
     
  4. This was not just a tax dodge.
     这不仅仅是逃税。

双语例句

• He dodged the work by saying he was ill.
  他说他病了，把这件工作推掉了。
• Sounds like he dodged a bullet.
  听起来像是他躲开了颗子弹。
• He dodged in time to avoid the speeding truck.
  卡车飞驰而过，他及时躲让开了。
• Luckily I dodged in time, or I'd have been knocked down by the bike.
  幸亏我让得快，要不早被那辆自行车撞倒了。
• He dodged when the police fired at him.
  警察向他开枪时，他躲开了。
• He wanted to hit me, but I dodged and he missed.
  他要打我，我一闪，他没打着。
• He dodged the falling rock and escaped unhurt.
  他闪身躲过了滚落的岩石，安然脱险了。
• The minister dodged almost all the questions that were put to her.
  大臣几乎回避了向她提出的所有问题。
• Often he dodged behind trees to frighten me.
  他常躲在树后吓我。
• He dodged their queries.
  他躲过了他们的询问。