evasive 的定义
evasive 近义词
deceitful, tricky
更多evasive例句
- I generally do not bother the officers because they do not usually answer my questions and only offer me evasive answers and lies.
- Some make the virus more evasive when faced with antibodies and other immune system cells.
- PFAS have been evasive, found in everyday products like drinking water, and now, even amid growing calls for cleaner and safer beauty products, scientists have found them in makeup.
- Whenever I asked questions about me, or them, or Germany—or whatever, they were extremely evasive and even as a kid my intuition indicated that something just was not right about that.
- Derkach has always denied this, and he grew evasive when I pressed about his ties to Moscow.
- The law caught up with him; he was unwisely evasive about exactly which drugs he sold.
- He did not however say that Putin lied, but rather that the Russian president's response was "suspiciously narrow" and evasive.
- I've never seen London Mayor Boris Johnson look so awkward, evasive, and non-credible as in this BBC interview.
- Newton escaped the world through nuttiness, Darwin through elaborate evasive courtesies and by farming out the politics to Huxley.
- The rhetoric was mostly as empty of substance and evasive on details as a Paul Ryan budget.
- With his evasive singularity was mingled a certain exotic odour like the distant perfume of a country well loved of the sun.
- The weaknesses of Fieldas revealed in his two independent comedieswere of a nature more evasive, less capable of definition.
- This time the monk was caught; but, in accordance with the habit of his brethren, his answer was as it was meant to be, evasive.
- Nevertheless, mystified as he was, he concealed the details of their trip under an evasive answer when he returned to his room.
- To our questions they returned evasive answers or were silent, and finally asked by what authority we had overhauled them.