adj.猜疑的，谨防的，极力躲避的

He was leery of the stranger's intentions, as he seemed too friendly for his own good.
他对于陌生人的意图持谨慎态度，因为对方似乎过于友善，让人觉得不真实。
She became leery of online shopping after experiencing a series of fraudulent transactions.
在遭遇了一系列欺诈交易后，她对网上购物变得越来越警惕。
The detective was leery of accepting the seemingly straightforward case, suspecting there might be hidden complexities.
侦探对接受这个看似简单的案件有所保留，怀疑背后可能隐藏着复杂情况。
After a few close calls, the hiker decided to be leery of wandering off the marked trails.
经历了几次险情后，徒步者决定不再偏离标记好的小径，变得更加谨慎。
She was leery of sharing personal information with the new employee, fearing it might be misused.
她对向新员工透露个人信息持谨慎态度，担心会被滥用。
The investor decided to be leery of investing in the tech startup, as the risks seemed too high.
投资者对投资这家初创科技公司持谨慎态度，因为风险看起来太大。
The experienced climber knew better than to be leery of the mountain's challenges; he welcomed them.
这位经验丰富的登山者知道，不应该害怕山峰的挑战，他反而欣然接受它们。
The young child was leery of the dark and always asked their parents to leave a light on.
小孩害怕黑暗，总是要求父母留一盏灯亮着。
The politician was leery of making any promises, knowing full well that unforeseen circumstances could arise.
这位政治家对做出承诺持谨慎态度，深知可能会有无法预见的情况发生。
The detective was leery of the evidence, as it seemed too convenient to have been found at the crime scene.
侦探对这些证据持怀疑态度，因为它们似乎太容易出现在犯罪现场，显得不自然。