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dirty
- IPA[ˈdəːti]
英式
- adj.
  
  covered or marked with an unclean substance；causing a person or place to become unclean
- adv.
  
  used for emphasis
- v.
  
  make dirty
- 釋義
- 相關詞
- 片語
adj.
形容詞
1. covered or marked with an unclean substance a tray of dirty cups and saucers her boots were dirty 同義詞 soiled, grimy, grubby, filthy, mucky, ... 更多stained, unwashed, greasy, smeared, smeary, spotted, smudged, cloudy, muddy, dusty, sooty, unclean, sullied, impure, tarnished, polluted, contaminated, defiled, foul, unhygienic, insanitary, unsanitary, informalcruddy, yucky, icky, manky, gungy, grotty, bogging, literarybefouled, besmirched, begrimed, rarefeculent反義詞 clean
▪ causing a person or place to become unclean farming is a hard, dirty job
▪ (of a nuclear weapon) producing considerable radioactive fallout.
2. (of an activity) dishonest; dishonourable he had a reputation for dirty dealing 同義詞 unfair, dishonest, deceitful, unscrupulous, dishonourable, ... 更多unsporting, ungentlemanly, below the belt, unethical, unprincipled, immoral, crooked, illegal, fraudulent, rotten, corrupt, double-dealing, Janus-faced, treacherous, underhand, sly, crafty, cunning, wily, devious, Machiavellian, sneaky, guileful, conniving, designing, calculating, nasty, unpleasant, mean, base, low, vile, contemptible, despicable, cowardly, shameful, ignominious, sordid, beggarly, squalid, informallow-down, out of order, not cricket反義詞 honest, decent
▪ US informal using illegal drugs.
▪ informal used to emphasize one's disgust for someone or something you dirty rat!
3. concerned with sex in a lewd or obscene way he told a stream of dirty jokes 同義詞 indecent, obscene, rude, vulgar, smutty, ... 更多coarse, crude, filthy, bawdy, suggestive, ribald, racy, salacious, risqué, prurient, offensive, lewd, lascivious, licentious, pornographic, explicit, X-rated, off colour, informalnaughty, blue, euphemisticadult反義詞 clean
4. (of weather) rough, stormy, and unpleasant. 同義詞 unpleasant, nasty, foul, inclement, rough, ... 更多bad, stormy, squally, gusty, windy, blowy, rainy, misty, gloomy, murky, overcast, louring反義詞 fair
5. (of a colour) not bright or pure; dull the sea was a waste of dirty grey 同義詞 dull, cloudy, muddy, dingy, dark, ... 更多not clear, not pure, not bright反義詞 bright
▪ (in popular music) having a distorted or rasping tone Nirvana's dirty guitar sound
adv.
副詞
1. British informal used for emphasis a dirty great slab of stone
v.
動詞
1. make dirty she didn't like him dirtying her nice clean towels
dirty trick
n.
a dishonest or unkind act.
Oxford American Dictionary

dirty word
n.
an offensive or indecent word.
Oxford American Dictionary

dirty talk
n.
sexually explicit speech or conversation intended to seduce or arouse someone: any kind of dirty talk completely embarrasses him
v.
engage in sexually explicit speech or conversation intended to seduce or arouse someone: we dirty-talked on the phone
Oxford Dictionary

dirty word
n.
an offensive or indecent word.
Oxford Dictionary

dirty talk
n.
sexually explicit speech or conversation intended to seduce or arouse someone: any kind of dirty talk completely embarrasses him
v.
engage in sexually explicit speech or conversation intended to seduce or arouse someone: we dirty-talked on the phone
Oxford American Dictionary

dirty trick
n.
a dishonest or unkind act.
Oxford Dictionary

dirty kitchen
n.
a kitchen where everyday cooking is done, as distinct from one that is purely for show or for ... there's a dirty kitchen adjacent to her house where she cooks using a wood fire
Oxford American Dictionary

dirty rice
n.
a Cajun dish consisting of white rice cooked with onions, peppers, chicken livers, and herbs.
Oxford American Dictionary
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片語
the dirty end of the stick
do the dirty on
get one's hands dirty
play dirty
talk dirty
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dirty
IPA[ˈdərdē]
美式
adj.
covered or marked with an unclean substance: a tray of dirty cups and saucers her boots were dirty
adv.
used for emphasis: a dirty great slab of stone
v.
make dirty: she didn't like him dirtying her nice clean towels
Oxford American Dictionary