【英音】iffy 是什么意思呀？

iffy(adj.)

Definition: not very good, or not certain to happen.

不太好的、难以捉摸,、没把握、未决定、不稳定、犹豫未决

We want to go on a boat trip next Friday, but the weather seems a bit iffy.

下个礼拜五我们打算出海畅游，可是天气好像不太稳定。

Peter has wanted to get married with Amanda for a very long time, but Amanda seems a bit iffy.

Peter 想要娶 Amanda 很久了，可是Amanda 一直都犹豫未决。

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(Listening Comprehension)

English is a very scientific language. If something tastes good, then you could describe it as "tasty". If something has a milk like texture, then you could say, " it's milky." The list goes on … Now, even the word "if" could be turned into "iffy".

As you could imagine, a person or a situation with a lot of "ifs" cannot be a good thing. For example, we want to go on a boat trip next Friday, but the weather seems a bit iffy, that means the weather might turn bad on that day. Or, Peter has wanted to get married with Amanda for a very long time, but Amanda seems a bit iffy. What does that mean? That means Peter is gonna suffer from a broken heart soon. If you are still feeling a bit iffy about the usage of "iffy", feel free to contact me directly.

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