"dicky" in Chinese (Simplified)

• 破舊的
• 不牢靠的 (口語)

Definition

“Dicky” 是英式英语的俚语，形容某物表现不好、虚弱或不可靠。可以指物品，也可以指身体健康状况不佳。

Usage Notes (Chinese (Simplified))

“Dicky” 是英式口语，不适合正式场合。常在短语如 “a dicky knee”（膝盖不好）或“the car’s a bit dicky”（车不太可靠）中使用。美式英语很少用。

Examples

My old bike is a bit dicky and often makes strange noises.

我的旧自行车有点**破舊的**，经常发出奇怪的声音。

He has a dicky heart, so he needs to be careful.

他心脏有点**不牢靠的**，所以要小心。

The chair looks dicky, so don’t sit on it.

这把椅子看起来**破舊的**，别坐。

Sorry the lift’s out again — it’s always a bit dicky in winter.

不好意思，电梯又坏了——冬天总是有点**不可靠**。

I’ve had a dicky stomach all week and can’t eat much.

我整个星期胃都**不舒服**，吃不下太多。

The radio’s a bit dicky, but sometimes it still works if you hit it.

收音机有点**坏了**，不过有时候敲一敲还能用。