Definition of draft dodger in English:

draft dodger

noun

North American derogatory

A person who has avoided compulsory military service.
〈北美，贬〉逃避兵役者
Example sentencesExamples
- You claim that Rush Limbaugh is a draft dodger who avoided Vietnam because he had a ‘pimple on his rear.’
- On Earth violent criminals and draft dodgers weren't the only kinds of people that ended up here.
- As a Quaker, the American was jailed during the Vietnam War for flying draft dodgers to Canada and Mexico.
- Was the current commander-in-chief a draft dodger?
- Canada benefitted greatly from the influx of draft dodgers during the Vietnam debacle.
- A policeman and a draft board employee scour their district for draft dodgers, who utilize all possible means to avoid military service.
- Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press.
- There is only one group that likes the idea of conscription less than future draft dodgers: the military.
- Officials have said he is a draft dodger.
- He himself was a draft dodger who came to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War.
- He is a draft dodger who was often AWOL.
- There's worse things you can be than a draft dodger.
- The discontent spread to the army from which deserters joined draft dodgers in gangs that attacked government supply trains and raided plantations.
- They are following in the footsteps of tens of thousands of military deserters and draft dodgers who went to Canada during the Vietnam War.
- Well I mean, first of all during the Vietnam War, Canada accepted draft dodgers but also deserters.
- Ali was also considered by many to be a draft dodger.
- Last but not least, there is the experience of the Vietnam War, when tens of thousands of US draft dodgers and deserters found asylum in Canada.
- Here he is with Hanoi Jane, in the front lines with the flag burners and draft dodgers.
- For the first time in his country's history a draft dodger could get a girlfriend, he explained.
- I found it very interesting that in essence he admitted to being a draft dodger…

Derivatives

draft dodging

noun

North American

derogatory

Is there a reason that associates the National Guard with draft dodging?
Example sentencesExamples
- They are happy to trade barbs about draft dodging and flip-flopping.
- There were thousands of stories about his draft dodging.
- And if that is the case, then draft dodging could in some circumstances be the right thing to do.
- The peasantry carried the main burden of the draft, and many resisted through desertion, draft dodging, and even uprisings.

Definition of draft dodger in US English:

draft dodger

nounˈdraf(t) ˈˌdäjərˈdræf(t) ˈˌdɑdʒər

North American derogatory

A person who has avoided compulsory military service.
〈北美，贬〉逃避兵役者
Example sentencesExamples
- On Earth violent criminals and draft dodgers weren't the only kinds of people that ended up here.
- Well I mean, first of all during the Vietnam War, Canada accepted draft dodgers but also deserters.
- I found it very interesting that in essence he admitted to being a draft dodger…
- Was the current commander-in-chief a draft dodger?
- Canada benefitted greatly from the influx of draft dodgers during the Vietnam debacle.
- There's worse things you can be than a draft dodger.
- For the first time in his country's history a draft dodger could get a girlfriend, he explained.
- You claim that Rush Limbaugh is a draft dodger who avoided Vietnam because he had a ‘pimple on his rear.’
- Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press.
- The discontent spread to the army from which deserters joined draft dodgers in gangs that attacked government supply trains and raided plantations.
- He himself was a draft dodger who came to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War.
- Ali was also considered by many to be a draft dodger.
- There is only one group that likes the idea of conscription less than future draft dodgers: the military.
- Last but not least, there is the experience of the Vietnam War, when tens of thousands of US draft dodgers and deserters found asylum in Canada.
- As a Quaker, the American was jailed during the Vietnam War for flying draft dodgers to Canada and Mexico.
- A policeman and a draft board employee scour their district for draft dodgers, who utilize all possible means to avoid military service.
- He is a draft dodger who was often AWOL.
- Officials have said he is a draft dodger.
- They are following in the footsteps of tens of thousands of military deserters and draft dodgers who went to Canada during the Vietnam War.
- Here he is with Hanoi Jane, in the front lines with the flag burners and draft dodgers.

单词	draft dodger
释义	Definition of draft dodger in English: draft dodger noun North American derogatory A person who has avoided compulsory military service. 〈北美，贬〉逃避兵役者 Example sentencesExamples You claim that Rush Limbaugh is a draft dodger who avoided Vietnam because he had a ‘pimple on his rear.’ On Earth violent criminals and draft dodgers weren't the only kinds of people that ended up here. As a Quaker, the American was jailed during the Vietnam War for flying draft dodgers to Canada and Mexico. Was the current commander-in-chief a draft dodger? Canada benefitted greatly from the influx of draft dodgers during the Vietnam debacle. A policeman and a draft board employee scour their district for draft dodgers, who utilize all possible means to avoid military service. Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press. There is only one group that likes the idea of conscription less than future draft dodgers: the military. Officials have said he is a draft dodger. He himself was a draft dodger who came to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War. He is a draft dodger who was often AWOL. There's worse things you can be than a draft dodger. The discontent spread to the army from which deserters joined draft dodgers in gangs that attacked government supply trains and raided plantations. They are following in the footsteps of tens of thousands of military deserters and draft dodgers who went to Canada during the Vietnam War. Well I mean, first of all during the Vietnam War, Canada accepted draft dodgers but also deserters. Ali was also considered by many to be a draft dodger. Last but not least, there is the experience of the Vietnam War, when tens of thousands of US draft dodgers and deserters found asylum in Canada. Here he is with Hanoi Jane, in the front lines with the flag burners and draft dodgers. For the first time in his country's history a draft dodger could get a girlfriend, he explained. I found it very interesting that in essence he admitted to being a draft dodger… Derivatives draft dodging noun North American derogatory Is there a reason that associates the National Guard with draft dodging? Example sentencesExamples They are happy to trade barbs about draft dodging and flip-flopping. There were thousands of stories about his draft dodging. And if that is the case, then draft dodging could in some circumstances be the right thing to do. The peasantry carried the main burden of the draft, and many resisted through desertion, draft dodging, and even uprisings. Definition of draft dodger in US English: draft dodger nounˈdraf(t) ˈˌdäjərˈdræf(t) ˈˌdɑdʒər North American derogatory A person who has avoided compulsory military service. 〈北美，贬〉逃避兵役者 Example sentencesExamples On Earth violent criminals and draft dodgers weren't the only kinds of people that ended up here. Well I mean, first of all during the Vietnam War, Canada accepted draft dodgers but also deserters. I found it very interesting that in essence he admitted to being a draft dodger… Was the current commander-in-chief a draft dodger? Canada benefitted greatly from the influx of draft dodgers during the Vietnam debacle. There's worse things you can be than a draft dodger. For the first time in his country's history a draft dodger could get a girlfriend, he explained. You claim that Rush Limbaugh is a draft dodger who avoided Vietnam because he had a ‘pimple on his rear.’ Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press. The discontent spread to the army from which deserters joined draft dodgers in gangs that attacked government supply trains and raided plantations. He himself was a draft dodger who came to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War. Ali was also considered by many to be a draft dodger. There is only one group that likes the idea of conscription less than future draft dodgers: the military. Last but not least, there is the experience of the Vietnam War, when tens of thousands of US draft dodgers and deserters found asylum in Canada. As a Quaker, the American was jailed during the Vietnam War for flying draft dodgers to Canada and Mexico. A policeman and a draft board employee scour their district for draft dodgers, who utilize all possible means to avoid military service. He is a draft dodger who was often AWOL. Officials have said he is a draft dodger. They are following in the footsteps of tens of thousands of military deserters and draft dodgers who went to Canada during the Vietnam War. Here he is with Hanoi Jane, in the front lines with the flag burners and draft dodgers.
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