cagey的意思|cagey的解释-里氏词典

cagey ['kedʒɪ]

a. 狡猾的, 机警的, 有戒心的, 不敢表态的, 小心谨慎的, 不甚友善的

cagey
cagier, cagiest

[ adj ]

<adj.all>

a cagey lawyer

too clever to be sound

<adj.all>

a cagey avoidance of a definite answer

chary of the risks involved

a chary investor

The only character who glimmers with the promise of unpredictability is Rip Torn's cagey Buford Pope, the kind of villain who always tips his hat to a lady, even when he's about to murder her.
The government's assisted places scheme also helped. Schools are understandably cagey about announcing their use of bursaries to parents, as they do not want to raise hopes.
And few people are as cagey about guiding the flow of information as Mr. Bloomberg, a 46-year-old with a puckish sense of humor and a prodigious temper.
This very cagey litigant, Mr. Kreimer, has access to a virtually unlimited source of legal funding.
By law, parliament has to convene within 30 days, giving leaders the luxury of time in mixing and matching the nine main parties in the quest for a majority of the 511 seats. Smaller opposition parties were being cagey.

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