slicker

1 Even city slickers don Wranglers this month when the rodeo gallops into town.

2 Now even city slickers with no obvious need for immediate refrigeration are getting into Yeti, just as they embraced Timberland boots and Canada Goose jackets.

3 Sure, a slicker looks smart as long as he stays in a place like New York.

这句话的意思是:是的, 一个油滑的城里人在像纽约这种地方看起来都很精明.

4 dressed in their designer duds, the out-of-state slickers stood out amongst the locals at the harvest supper

5 He wanted to inoculate himself against literary critics who might sneer at him for writing a slicker, more commercial book.

6 I backed off as scotch splashed on my shirt; it felt lighter, slicker, and warmer than water.

7 He strode up a hallway where yellow slickers hung from pegs on the walls.

8 “Soul!” helped pave the way for the pivotal Black music program “Soul Train,” a far slicker production that made its national debut three years later, in 1971.

9 Playing in the Geffen’s smaller theater, “Nothing to Hide” was a slicker, simpler and more enjoyable evening’s entertainment.

10 “The sooner, the better. I noticed a squirrel having an upside-down feast on feeder number eight. We need to put an end to that. A slicker surface might do the trick.-”

11 Little Willy loved to look at all the people, especially the “city slickers,” as Grandfather called them.

12 The sounds get slicker; the lyrics grow more generalized.

13 A city slicker could make a case that Larry the Cable Guy is the longest-running piece of performance art in pop culture today.

14 Her best new songs, like “Stay Away” and “Nuclear Seasons,” are grand, skillful pop, slicker and less adventurous than her earlier oeuvre.

15 “Medium,” said Doon, and Lister found him a slicker and a pair of boots.

16 Think of a group of Beijing bikers on a rainy day, all clad in slickers.

设想在一个下雨天的北京,骑车人都穿着雨衣.

17 Who says a condiment can’t be the color of a 1950s rain slicker?

18 Darker, slicker, and more monstrous than the group’s fizzy first steps, Mezzanine relied on heavy sampling to braid together disparate threads in music’s history.

19 Playing bumpkin-boss to the hilt, Griffith was an ideal foil for the city slicker Thomas, whose condescending attitude finally got him thrown in the clink.

20 The younger, slicker Ovitz would never have done such a thing.

1 欺骗

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2 刮刀

doctor shave slick spatula scraper shaver rip scrapper doctor blade

3 刮子

slice

4 雨衣

raincoat mackintosh Mac mac waterproof trench coat

5 骗子

take-in shicer shit-heel shit-hook clip-artist gypper skin leg operator clip sharp Greek fraud fake con cheat stiff booster hawk idol coyote kite hustle counterfeit crook burglar sham phony cheater twister rook shaver fiddler quack mace jackal trickster charlatan impostor juggler faker dingo biter humbug skinner bilk spritzer sharper grifter come-on duffer racketeer gyp blackleg spieler lurcher bunyip duper pettifogger highbinder shammer twicer saltimbanco chouse quacksalver magsman faitour fraudster hustler knave swindler hoaxer mountebank bilker chiseler ganef fourflusher thimblerigger confidence trickster fast talker con artist a shark con man four-flusher have decoy weasel swindle

6 油布雨衣

oil oilskin

7 骗取

take-in fiddle scrounge rip-off obreption job juggle mump gleek grift slice gyp cold-deck yentz unslough take skin touch shark scam scalp Jew pigeon chisel skunk bilk finagle inveigle

8 滑头

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