dicky

• adj. 恶劣的；易碎的
• n. 围嘴；衬衫的胸襟
• n. (Dicky)人名；(法)迪基；(英)迪基(教名Richard的昵称)

来自人名Rick的俚语名，用来指可怜人，值得同情的人。

dicky (n.)

"detached shirt front," 1811; "a small bird," 1851; diminutive of dick, but the applications are obscure in both cases.

1. It's all dicky with him.

他完全靠不住.

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2. Whither all the brisk barouches with servants in the dicky?

那些车尾载着仆人的轻快的四轮马车哪里去了?

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3. I've got this dicky heart.

我这颗易碎的心.

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4. That ladder looks a bit dicky.

那梯子看起来不太结实.

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5. It is all dicky with him.

它完全不可靠.

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1. a small third seat in the back of an old-fashioned two-seater

2. a man's detachable insert (usually starched) to simulate the front of a shirt

It's all dicky with him.

他完全靠不住.

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Whither all the brisk barouches with servants in the dicky?

那些车尾载着仆人的轻快的四轮马车哪里去了?

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I've got this dicky heart.

我这颗易碎的心.

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That ladder looks a bit dicky.

那梯子看起来不太结实.

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It is all dicky with him.

它完全不可靠.

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I've got this dicky heart - John le Carre.

我已经抓住了这颗软弱的心 —— 约翰·李·卡瑞.

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Yesterday, the scene of a Dicky Cheung shirt dress trousers, a refined appearance.

昨日, 现场的张卫健一身衬衣西裤打扮, 一副斯文模样.

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