单词	sleaze
释义	sleazesleaze /sliːz/ noun Word Origin WORD ORIGINsleaze Origin: 1900-2000 sleazy Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Many citizens are tired of all the sleaze on TV. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS All he was saying is give sleaze a chance. Basically, the public has grown weary of a party that has seen its share of political sleaze scandals. But his night of sleaze in Bangkok plunges him into a different league. But in the category of sleaze, it was one of the biggest. Can you imagine taking a cab to that sleaze street? Left and right have both been smeared by sleaze. More importantly, Cohn is a New York romantic who really has a passion for sleaze. The allegations of sleaze against the couple have serious implications for President Jacques Chirac's chances of being re-elected in 2002. 1[uncountable] immoral behaviour, especially involving sex or lies:  Many people are tired of all the sleaze on TV. sleaze and corruption in politics2 (also sleazebag, sleazebucket) [countable] American English informal someone who behaves in an immoral or dishonest way
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