ˈsleaze fac·tor 名词 no pl
sleaze [sli:z] 名词
1. sleaze no pl (immorality):
2. sleaze 美 俗 (person):
3. sleaze 俗:
I. fac·tor [ˈfæktəʳ, 美 -tɚ] 名词
1. factor (influence):
2. factor 数学:
3. factor (for suncream):
4. factor 交运:
5. factor 金融:
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Within, the sleaze-glam punk sound of abrasive buzzsaw guitar and part sneering, part shouted vocals continued largely unabated.
en.wikipedia.org They are a part of the sleaze metal subgenre of glam metal.
en.wikipedia.org This, he said, was preferable to the strip-joint sleaze that composed the rest of the album, which he summarised as secondhand.
en.wikipedia.org To begin with, they dump all the sleaze on to the people and then with audacity say that the people are addicted to it.
www.thehindu.com Critics called the increasing number of crime and tabloid channels on television as a cottage industry of sleaze and slime.
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