dodgy in Russian
dodgy in Russian is изворотливый, ло́вкий, непрочный — dodgy means dishonest or unreliable; not to be trusted.
dodgy in Russian
изворотливый
Pronounced: izvorotlivyy
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) Evasive and shifty.
ло́вкий
Pronounced: lovkiy
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) Evasive and shifty.
непрочный
Pronounced: neprochnyy
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) Unsound and unreliable.
сомни́тельный
Pronounced: somnitelnyy
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) Unsound and unreliable.
шаткий
Pronounced: shatkiy
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) Unsound and unreliable.
нече́стный
Pronounced: nechestnyy
Dishonest.
с хитрецой
Pronounced: s khitretsoy
Dishonest.
непредсказу́емый
Pronounced: nepredskazuyemyy
Risky.
рискованный
Pronounced: riskovannyy
Risky.
What does "dodgy" mean?
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adj Dishonest or unreliable; not to be trusted.
"He bought a dodgy watch from a street vendor."
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adj Risky, uncertain, or in poor condition.
"The bridge looked dodgy, so we took the long way round."
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dodgy in a sentence
- He bought a dodgy watch from a street vendor.
- That excuse sounds a bit dodgy to me.
- The bridge looked dodgy, so we took the long way round.
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What is "dodgy" in Russian?
"dodgy" in Russian is изворотливый, ло́вкий, непрочный. dodgy means: Dishonest or unreliable; not to be trusted.
How do you pronounce изворотливый?
"dodgy" in Russian is изворотливый, pronounced "izvorotlivyy".
How do you use "dodgy" in a sentence?
Example: "He bought a dodgy watch from a street vendor." In Russian, "dodgy" is изворотливый, ло́вкий, непрочный.
Are there other ways to say "dodgy" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 9 translations listed for "dodgy": изворотливый, ло́вкий, непрочный, сомни́тельный, шаткий, нече́стный.
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