Definition of dodger in English:

dodger

noun ˈdɒdʒəˈdɑdʒər

1informal often with modifier A person who engages in cunning tricks or dishonest practices to evade a debt or obligation.
（使用伎俩或欺骗手段的）躲避者；逃避者
tax dodgers
逃税者。
a fare dodger
Example sentencesExamples
- Rising ticket prices had been blamed on fare dodgers in the past.
- Similar crackdowns on fine dodgers have been staged this week throughout West Yorkshire.
- Between 30 and 35 fee dodgers are caught in York every week.
- Road tax dodgers face fines of up to £1, 000, or five times the 12-month rate of duty if this is a greater amount.
- Terrorists cannot be dealt with by the same legal system as TV licence dodgers.
- Putting a world-class tax dodger at the controls of our sputtering economy has all the makings of a world-class train wreck.
- A campaign to recover millions of pounds from fine dodgers hots up this week.
- Fare dodgers who refuse to pay the initial fine usually have to fork out around £120.
- Some tax dodgers could even face a maximum penalty of £1,000 if they are taken to court in a clampdown on unlicensed cars.
- It's desperately sad that his parents never knew what became of their artful dodger.
- The dodgers need to know that they will be caught.
- Road tax dodgers are being targeted in a new campaign to rid the streets of illegal cars.
- While it remains, the authorities should do all they can to make the dodgers pay.
- A record number of 448,000 licence dodgers were caught throughout the UK during the year.
- School dodgers are facing a serious crackdown in September as more than 50 truancy officers are ready to tackle the growing problem.
- No wonder some suggest the checks are put there as a Revenue ploy to catch tax dodgers.
- These are the people who gave tax breaks to every tax dodger in the country when they brought in the amnesty in 1993.
- Tram bosses clamping down on fare dodgers are now sending 240 to court every week.
- I mean, there's worse things you can be than a draft dodger.
- The crackdown on TV licence dodgers has caused something of a fuss in York recently.
Synonyms
notice, announcement, bulletin
1. 1.1British humorous in combination A person who dislikes or avoids a specified thing.
  〈英，幽默〉讨厌…的人；逃避…的人
  a greasy-haired soap-dodger
  一个头发油腻不碰肥皂的人。
2Nautical
A canvas screen on a ship giving protection from spray.
〔航海〕（船上的帆布）防浪屏
Example sentencesExamples
- The mainsheet traveler is located on the cabin top forward of the companionway and out of the way of the dodger and cockpit bimini.
- With the dodger up it sailed downwind at nearly a knot and a half, complete with steerage!
- You can shelter behind a strong, well-anchored dodger if the boat is allowed to pivot head to wind.
- A cockpit dodger or awning is a must with this design for adequate ventilation of the cabin in inclement weather.
- Models built after 1993 feature a fixed dodger / windshield forward of the companionway.

Rhymes

codger, lodger

Definition of dodger in US English:

dodger

nounˈdäjərˈdɑdʒər

1informal often with modifier A person who engages in cunning tricks or dishonest practices to avoid something unpleasant.
（使用伎俩或欺骗手段的）躲避者；逃避者
tax dodgers
逃税者。
Example sentencesExamples
- Road tax dodgers face fines of up to £1, 000, or five times the 12-month rate of duty if this is a greater amount.
- Terrorists cannot be dealt with by the same legal system as TV licence dodgers.
- A campaign to recover millions of pounds from fine dodgers hots up this week.
- The dodgers need to know that they will be caught.
- It's desperately sad that his parents never knew what became of their artful dodger.
- A record number of 448,000 licence dodgers were caught throughout the UK during the year.
- Tram bosses clamping down on fare dodgers are now sending 240 to court every week.
- Road tax dodgers are being targeted in a new campaign to rid the streets of illegal cars.
- School dodgers are facing a serious crackdown in September as more than 50 truancy officers are ready to tackle the growing problem.
- Some tax dodgers could even face a maximum penalty of £1,000 if they are taken to court in a clampdown on unlicensed cars.
- The crackdown on TV licence dodgers has caused something of a fuss in York recently.
- While it remains, the authorities should do all they can to make the dodgers pay.
- Rising ticket prices had been blamed on fare dodgers in the past.
- Similar crackdowns on fine dodgers have been staged this week throughout West Yorkshire.
- Between 30 and 35 fee dodgers are caught in York every week.
- These are the people who gave tax breaks to every tax dodger in the country when they brought in the amnesty in 1993.
- I mean, there's worse things you can be than a draft dodger.
- Putting a world-class tax dodger at the controls of our sputtering economy has all the makings of a world-class train wreck.
- Fare dodgers who refuse to pay the initial fine usually have to fork out around £120.
- No wonder some suggest the checks are put there as a Revenue ploy to catch tax dodgers.
Synonyms
notice, announcement, bulletin
2Nautical
A canvas screen on a ship giving protection from spray.
〔航海〕（船上的帆布）防浪屏
Example sentencesExamples
- You can shelter behind a strong, well-anchored dodger if the boat is allowed to pivot head to wind.
- Models built after 1993 feature a fixed dodger / windshield forward of the companionway.
- With the dodger up it sailed downwind at nearly a knot and a half, complete with steerage!
- A cockpit dodger or awning is a must with this design for adequate ventilation of the cabin in inclement weather.
- The mainsheet traveler is located on the cabin top forward of the companionway and out of the way of the dodger and cockpit bimini.
3US A small handbill or leaflet.
〈美，澳〉小传单
Example sentencesExamples
- Last night I watched a businessman taping to a lamp post a dodger seeking information about someone from his firm.
4
see corn dodger

词汇	dodger
释义	Definition of dodger in English: dodger noun ˈdɒdʒəˈdɑdʒər 1informal often with modifier A person who engages in cunning tricks or dishonest practices to evade a debt or obligation. （使用伎俩或欺骗手段的）躲避者；逃避者 tax dodgers 逃税者。 a fare dodger Example sentencesExamples Rising ticket prices had been blamed on fare dodgers in the past. Similar crackdowns on fine dodgers have been staged this week throughout West Yorkshire. Between 30 and 35 fee dodgers are caught in York every week. Road tax dodgers face fines of up to £1, 000, or five times the 12-month rate of duty if this is a greater amount. Terrorists cannot be dealt with by the same legal system as TV licence dodgers. Putting a world-class tax dodger at the controls of our sputtering economy has all the makings of a world-class train wreck. A campaign to recover millions of pounds from fine dodgers hots up this week. Fare dodgers who refuse to pay the initial fine usually have to fork out around £120. Some tax dodgers could even face a maximum penalty of £1,000 if they are taken to court in a clampdown on unlicensed cars. It's desperately sad that his parents never knew what became of their artful dodger. The dodgers need to know that they will be caught. Road tax dodgers are being targeted in a new campaign to rid the streets of illegal cars. While it remains, the authorities should do all they can to make the dodgers pay. A record number of 448,000 licence dodgers were caught throughout the UK during the year. School dodgers are facing a serious crackdown in September as more than 50 truancy officers are ready to tackle the growing problem. No wonder some suggest the checks are put there as a Revenue ploy to catch tax dodgers. These are the people who gave tax breaks to every tax dodger in the country when they brought in the amnesty in 1993. Tram bosses clamping down on fare dodgers are now sending 240 to court every week. I mean, there's worse things you can be than a draft dodger. The crackdown on TV licence dodgers has caused something of a fuss in York recently. Synonyms notice, announcement, bulletin 1.1British humorous in combination A person who dislikes or avoids a specified thing. 〈英，幽默〉讨厌…的人；逃避…的人 a greasy-haired soap-dodger 一个头发油腻不碰肥皂的人。 2Nautical A canvas screen on a ship giving protection from spray. 〔航海〕（船上的帆布）防浪屏 Example sentencesExamples The mainsheet traveler is located on the cabin top forward of the companionway and out of the way of the dodger and cockpit bimini. With the dodger up it sailed downwind at nearly a knot and a half, complete with steerage! You can shelter behind a strong, well-anchored dodger if the boat is allowed to pivot head to wind. A cockpit dodger or awning is a must with this design for adequate ventilation of the cabin in inclement weather. Models built after 1993 feature a fixed dodger / windshield forward of the companionway. Rhymes codger, lodger Definition of dodger in US English: dodger nounˈdäjərˈdɑdʒər 1informal often with modifier A person who engages in cunning tricks or dishonest practices to avoid something unpleasant. （使用伎俩或欺骗手段的）躲避者；逃避者 tax dodgers 逃税者。 Example sentencesExamples Road tax dodgers face fines of up to £1, 000, or five times the 12-month rate of duty if this is a greater amount. Terrorists cannot be dealt with by the same legal system as TV licence dodgers. A campaign to recover millions of pounds from fine dodgers hots up this week. The dodgers need to know that they will be caught. It's desperately sad that his parents never knew what became of their artful dodger. A record number of 448,000 licence dodgers were caught throughout the UK during the year. Tram bosses clamping down on fare dodgers are now sending 240 to court every week. Road tax dodgers are being targeted in a new campaign to rid the streets of illegal cars. School dodgers are facing a serious crackdown in September as more than 50 truancy officers are ready to tackle the growing problem. Some tax dodgers could even face a maximum penalty of £1,000 if they are taken to court in a clampdown on unlicensed cars. The crackdown on TV licence dodgers has caused something of a fuss in York recently. While it remains, the authorities should do all they can to make the dodgers pay. Rising ticket prices had been blamed on fare dodgers in the past. Similar crackdowns on fine dodgers have been staged this week throughout West Yorkshire. Between 30 and 35 fee dodgers are caught in York every week. These are the people who gave tax breaks to every tax dodger in the country when they brought in the amnesty in 1993. I mean, there's worse things you can be than a draft dodger. Putting a world-class tax dodger at the controls of our sputtering economy has all the makings of a world-class train wreck. Fare dodgers who refuse to pay the initial fine usually have to fork out around £120. No wonder some suggest the checks are put there as a Revenue ploy to catch tax dodgers. Synonyms notice, announcement, bulletin 2Nautical A canvas screen on a ship giving protection from spray. 〔航海〕（船上的帆布）防浪屏 Example sentencesExamples You can shelter behind a strong, well-anchored dodger if the boat is allowed to pivot head to wind. Models built after 1993 feature a fixed dodger / windshield forward of the companionway. With the dodger up it sailed downwind at nearly a knot and a half, complete with steerage! A cockpit dodger or awning is a must with this design for adequate ventilation of the cabin in inclement weather. The mainsheet traveler is located on the cabin top forward of the companionway and out of the way of the dodger and cockpit bimini. 3US A small handbill or leaflet. 〈美，澳〉小传单 Example sentencesExamples Last night I watched a businessman taping to a lamp post a dodger seeking information about someone from his firm. 4 see corn dodger
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