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||1:Making consumer-bankruptcy law more debtor-friendly could hit Americans in other ways.||2:If lenders are exposed to bigger losses, some argue, interest rates for such things as credit cards are bound to rise.||3:But that danger can be overstated.||4:Credit-card companies may be reluctant to charge rates higher than their competitors' lest they attract the dodgiest customers—those not put off by high rates because they know that, with luck, they won't have to pay their debts back.
||1:消费者—破产法越有利于债务人，越是在其他方面冲击美国人。||2:一些人争辩道，倘若借出方蒙受更大的损失，类似信用卡的利率势必上涨。||3:但是，这种担忧或许有点言过其实。||4:信用卡公司或许不愿意改变高于对手的利率，唯恐竞争对手会偷偷吸引顾客——这些顾客深知，如果运气好，即使利率再高，他们也可以不用偿还债务。
|adjective|
1.Dishonest or unreliable.
‘a _dodgy_ second-hand car salesman’
‘Cowboy traders and _dodgy_ doorstep salesmen are prowling around, ready to pounce on the unsuspecting or the plain gullible.’
2.Of low quality.
‘Spurs' _dodgy_ defence had thrown away a 2-0 lead’
‘It was an old double-decker with a real _dodgy_ paint job, as if done by a bunch of kids on day release.’
3.Potentially dangerous.
‘activities like these could be _dodgy_ for your heart’
‘It was a _dodgy_ existence, sharing more with high-risk adventure sports than gentlemanly pursuits.’
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|adjective|
‘a _dodgy_ second-hand car salesman’
