形容词破烂的; 多籽的，籽状的; 疲倦的; 粗鄙的
1. 多种子的：seedtime 播种时期 | seedy 多种子的 | seeing about 留意
2. 种子味：Round:圆润、调和、滑顺的 | Seedy:种子味 | Smoked:烟熏味的
3. 破旧的：revival 复兴 | seedy 破旧的 | go astray 迷失,误入歧途
4. 不舒服的：sear 疤 | seedy 不舒服的 | seizure (病)发作
1. 邋遢的;脏乱的;声名狼藉的
If you describe a person or place as seedy, you disapprove of them because they look dirty and untidy, or they have a bad reputation.
e.g. Frank ran dodgy errands for a seedy local villain...
弗兰克为当地一个臭名远扬的恶棍跑腿，干些骗人勾当。
e.g. We were staying in a seedy hotel close to the red light district...
我们当时住在紧挨着红灯区的一家脏乱不堪的旅馆里。
1. seedy
1. Many are drawn to the Houhai area because it offers a more comfortable environment than its seedy Sanlitun cousin.
2. A decade after New York began cracking down on seedy strip clubs, the business has flourished and turned upscale.
3. They would periodically embark on undercover digging that unveils the seedy side of society - but up from a moral high ground.
4. Her transition back to celebutante started hours earlier when she was let out of jail shortly after midnight in a seedy section of Lynwood.
5. The sight is one of seedy prostitution minus the faintest whiff of romance painted by Mason.
6. Robert'Willie'Pickton still faces 20 more murder charges for the deaths of women, most of them prostitutes and drug addicts from a seedy Vancouver neighborhood.
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7. Fraud in culture does not have to come from the seedy part of society, either.
8. Prostitution and drugs are the seedy side of the industry, something that the government wants to crack down on.