sketchy

/skech-ee/US // ˈskɛtʃ i //UK // (ˈskɛtʃɪ) //

简略的,简略,简约的,简约

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
sketch·i·er, sketch·i·est.
- : like a sketch; giving only outlines or essentials.
- : imperfect, incomplete, slight, or superficial: a sketchy meal.
- : Informal. unreliable or unsafe: That street looks pretty sketchy.disreputable or shady: I'd stay away from him; he's got a sketchy past.

adj.rough, incomplete

Synonyms

The model neurons in DNNs are to real neurons what stick figures are to people, and the way they’re connected is equally as sketchy, he suggested.
This is true in the specific—Colorado’s avalanche risk was “considerable” at the time of the accidents and hasn’t been this sketchy since 2012, which saw 11 avalanche deaths in the state.
As a healthy security habit, you should often take the time to ensure there are no sketchy sites accessing your information.
Check what you’re comfortable with, and if something looks sketchy, don’t think twice before removing its access to your information.
This kind of stuff shows up in the form of Facebook pages impersonating candidates, sketchy digital campaign ads and fabricated news content designed to deceive.
The growth of black holes and galaxies are linked, though the details are still sketchy in places.
And it is conjecture, based on the sketchy bits of evidence we possess.
And former senior Obama adviser David Axelrod dismissed it as “sketchy.”
While reports are sketchy, there were likely tens of thousands of Iraqi security forces of all types in and around Mosul.
The image, with all of its sketchy lines and minimal color palette, had to be rendered in a matter of seconds.
Thus he rapidly filled the holes in the walls of his knowledge, and strengthened its rather foundation.

/skech-ee/US // ˈskɛtʃ i //UK // (ˈskɛtʃɪ) //

简略的,简略,简约的,简约

adj.形容词 adjective

1
sketch·i·er, sketch·i·est.
- : like a sketch; giving only outlines or essentials.
- : imperfect, incomplete, slight, or superficial: a sketchy meal.
- : Informal. unreliable or unsafe: That street looks pretty sketchy.disreputable or shady: I'd stay away from him; he's got a sketchy past.

adj.rough, incomplete

Synonyms

The model neurons in DNNs are to real neurons what stick figures are to people, and the way they’re connected is equally as sketchy, he suggested.
This is true in the specific—Colorado’s avalanche risk was “considerable” at the time of the accidents and hasn’t been this sketchy since 2012, which saw 11 avalanche deaths in the state.
As a healthy security habit, you should often take the time to ensure there are no sketchy sites accessing your information.
Check what you’re comfortable with, and if something looks sketchy, don’t think twice before removing its access to your information.
This kind of stuff shows up in the form of Facebook pages impersonating candidates, sketchy digital campaign ads and fabricated news content designed to deceive.
The growth of black holes and galaxies are linked, though the details are still sketchy in places.
And it is conjecture, based on the sketchy bits of evidence we possess.
And former senior Obama adviser David Axelrod dismissed it as “sketchy.”
While reports are sketchy, there were likely tens of thousands of Iraqi security forces of all types in and around Mosul.
The image, with all of its sketchy lines and minimal color palette, had to be rendered in a matter of seconds.
Thus he rapidly filled the holes in the walls of his knowledge, and strengthened its rather foundation.