sketchy
- adj. 粗略的，不完全的；（绘画）素描似的；<美，非正式>破落的，声名狼藉的
[ 比较级 sketchier或more sketchy 最高级 sketchiest或most sketchy ]
英英释义
sketchy [ 'sketʃi ]
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adj.
giving only major points; lacking completeness
"a sketchy account"; "details of the plan remain sketchy"
同义词： unelaborated
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
sketchy /ˈskɛtʃɪ/ ( sketchier, sketchiest )
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ADJ Sketchy information about something does not include many details and is therefore incomplete or inadequate. 粗略的; 不完全的
例：Details of what actually happened are still sketchy.
究竟发生了什么，细节仍旧不详。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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He gave us a very sketchy account of his visit.
他跟我们非常粗略地讲了他参观的情况。
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Details of what actually happened are still sketchy.
究竟发生了什么，细节仍旧不详。
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Mr.Ban told reporters that the overall picture on the ground in Haiti still remains "sketchy".
VOA: standard.2010.01.14
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Aristotle is very sketchy here about the structure the institutional structure the make-up of the best regime acknowledging the best regime is one where the best men rule.
亚里士多德对于结构的描述,是概略的制度结构,最佳政体的构造,仅声明最佳政体,是由最优秀的人所统治。
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I was kind of skeptical because, you know, you just hear about how bad it is and how sketchy but,
我有点怀疑，因为你知道，总是能听说交通多么不完善，
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