dirt.y
adj.(形容词)
dirt.i.er,dirt.i.est
Soiled, as with dirt; unclean.
带泥土的;不干净的
Spreading dirt; polluting:
灰尘遍布的;污染的:
例句:
The air near the foundry was always dirty.
铸造厂附近的空气总是灰蒙蒙的
Apt to soil with dirt or grime:
污秽的:易被泥土弄脏的或污垢的:
例句:
a dirty job at the garage.
车库的脏活
Squalid or filthy; run-down:
肮脏的,龌龊的;污秽的:
例句:
dirty slums.
脏乱的贫民窟
Obscene or indecent:
下流的,猥亵的:
例句:
dirty movies; a dirty joke.
黄色电影;下流玩笑
Malicious or scandalous:
恶意的,诽谤的:
例句:
a dirty lie.
恶意的谎言
Unethical or corrupt; sordid:
不道德的,腐败的;肮脏的:
例句:
dirty politics.
腐败的政治
Not sportsmanlike:
无运动家精神的:
例句:
dirty players; a dirty fighter.
无运动家精神的球员;不讲体育道德的拳击手
Acquired by illicit or improper means:
不正当的,非法取得的:以非法或不恰当的方式获得的:
例句:
dirty money.
不义之财
Slang Possessing or using illegal drugs.
【俚语】 拥有或使用非法药品的
Unpleasant or distasteful; thankless:
令人不愉快的,令人厌恶的;吃力不讨好的:
例句:
Laying off workers is the dirty part of this job.
解雇工人是这件工作中令人讨厌的地方
Extremely unfortunate or regrettable:
非常不幸的,十分遗憾的:
例句:
a dirty shame.
真丢脸
Expressing disapproval or hostility:
反对的,有敌意的:
例句:
gave us a dirty look.
恶狠狠地看了我们一眼
Not bright and clear in color; somewhat dull or drab. Often used in combination:
不鲜明的,不纯净的:色彩不鲜明的和不纯净的;略显暗淡的,略显单调的。常用于合成词:
例句:
dirty-blonde hair; dirty-green walls.
灰脏的金发;暗绿色的墙
Producing a very great amount of long-lived radioactive fallout. Used of nuclear weapons.
产生大量辐射微尘的:产生大量的长期放射性下降物的。用于核武器
Stormy; rough:
狂风暴雨的;粗暴的:
例句:
dirty weather.
狂风暴雨的天气
v.(动词)
dirt.ied,dirt.y.ing,dirt.ies
v.tr.(及物动词)
To make soiled.
弄脏,污染
To stain or tarnish with dishonor.
使名声受玷污
v.intr.(不及物动词)
To become soiled.
变脏,污染
【引伸】
dirt.ily
adv.(副词)
dirt.iness
n.(名词)
<参考词汇><同义词>dirty,filthy,foul,nasty,squalid,grimyThese adjectives apply to what is unclean, impure, or unkempt.
这些形容词都用于指不干净、不纯净或邋遢的东西。
Dirty, the most general, describes what is covered or stained with dirt:
Dirty 最常用,描述覆有泥土污垢或被玷污的东西;
例句:
dirty clothes;
脏衣服;
例句:
dirty feet;
脏脚;
例句:
dirty sidewalks. Something that is
肮脏的人行道。
filthy is disgustingly dirty:
filthy 指脏得令人作呕的东西:
例句:
filthy rags;
极脏的破布;
例句:
a room as filthy as a pigsty.
脏如猪圈的屋子。
Foul suggests gross offensiveness, particularly to the sense of smell:
Foul 表示极为讨厌,尤其指气味;
例句:
a foul exudation;
难闻的渗出物;
例句:
a foul pond.
恶臭的池塘。
Nasty can refer to what is unpleasant because of the presence of dirt (
Nasty 可指由于污垢的存在而令人不快(
例句:
Scrubbing bathrooms is a nasty job) but is often applied to what is merely annoying or unpleasant (
擦洗浴室是一件令人生厌的工作)。 但常用于只令人厌烦或感到不快的事物(
例句:
nasty ideas;
下流的想法:
例句:
a nasty trick).
卑鄙的诡计)。
Squalid suggests dirtiness, wretchedness, and sordidness:
Squalid 表示肮脏、鄙陋和污秽;
例句:
lived in a squalid apartment.
过去生活在脏乱的房间。
Grimy describes something whose surface is smudged with dirt such as grime or soot:
Grimy 描述某物表面由于污垢弄脏,如污垢或煤灰:
例句:
grimy hands.
满是污垢的双手