slithery
slithery — 形容詞
- slitherypositive
- more slitherycomparative
- most slitherysuperlative
1. A surface or object described as slithery is very smooth and wet, making it diff
滑溜
指表面濕滑難抓,或像蛇般扭動前進的
A surface or object described as slithery is very smooth and wet, making it difficult to hold onto or causing things to slide off easily. The word can also describe the twisting, curving way a snake or similar creature moves.
The slithery fish slipped out of Sayaka's hands and splashed back into the bucket.
那條滑溜的魚從 Sayaka 手中滑脫,撲通一聲跳回水桶裡。
collocation: slithery + fish / eel / snake
After the rain, the path became slithery and dangerous to walk on.
雨後小路變得濕滑,走在上面很危險。
pattern: become + slithery (weather effect on surfaces)
Aylin grabbed the slithery eel, but it twisted away and slid under the rocks.
Aylin 抓住那條滑溜的鰻魚,但牠扭動掙脫,滑進了石頭底下。
Marta found a slithery slug on her lettuce and dropped the whole salad in the sink.
Marta 看見萵苣上有一隻滑溜溜的蛞蝓,嚇得把整碗沙拉丟進水槽裡。
Imran tried to hold the slithery snake, but its body kept sliding through his fingers.
Imran 想抓住那條滑溜的蛇,可是蛇身一直從他指縫間滑走。
文法句型
adjective noun
be + adjective
用法筆記
Often describes the surface of wet ground or floors, or the body of a creature such as a snake or eel. Frequently used with the verb 'become' to describe a change under wet conditions.
常見錯誤
2. A slithery person behaves in a secretive, dishonest way that makes you feel they
狡猾
形容人不可信任、說話閃躲的
A slithery person behaves in a secretive, dishonest way that makes you feel they are hiding something or cannot be trusted.
The salesman gave Noa a slithery feeling, like he was hiding something about the car.
那個業務員讓 Noa 有種狡猾的感覺,好像在車子的事上隱瞞了什麼。
collocation: slithery + feeling
Mauricio did not trust the slithery politician who promised everything but did nothing.
Mauricio 不相信那個狡猾的政客,他什麼都答應卻什麼都不做。
collocation: slithery + politician / person
Jude found the lawyer's slithery answers to be evasive and dishonest.
Jude 覺得律師的狡猾回答是在迴避問題,不夠誠實。
There was something slithery about the way the manager avoided looking Henry in the eye.
經理迴避與 Henry 眼神交會的樣子,透著一股狡猾。
Iker's slithery excuses for being late did not convince his boss.
Iker 為遲到編出的狡猾藉口,沒有說服他的老闆。
- honest
direct opposite — truthful and open in behaviour
- trustworthy
emphasises reliability and the ability to be trusted
文法句型
adjective noun
be + adjective
something + adjective + about + noun phrase
用法筆記
Always describes a person or their behaviour. The core idea is a feeling of distrust — the person seems to be hiding their true intentions, like a snake moving out of sight.