中英词典:foul
形容词
- 污秽的;肮脏的(covered or marked with dirt or impurities)
- 恶臭的;令人作呕的(having an unpleasant odor; disgusting)
- 邪恶的;不道德的(morally detestable or wicked)
- 糟糕的;不公平的(unfair or dishonest)
- 犯规的;违反规则的(violating the rules of a game or sport)
名词
- 犯规(an infraction of the rules in a game or sport)
- 犯规行为(an unfair or dishonest act)
- 污秽;污垢(dirt or impurities)
词语辨析
dirty, filthy, and foul都可以表示“肮脏的”,但foul更常用于形容气味和味道的不好。
词汇扩充
- foulness(名词):污秽
- foully(副词):邪恶地;不公平地
- unfoul(动词):使变干净;清除污垢
近义词
- dirty(肮脏的)
- filthy(污秽的)
- nasty(令人讨厌的)
- disgusting(令人作呕的)
- corrupt(腐败的)
反义词
- clean(干净的)
- pure(纯净的)
- honest(诚实的)
- fair(公平的)
- just(正义的)
柯林斯词典
adjective
- If something is foul, it is dirty and smells or tastes unpleasant.
- If the weather or a smell is foul, it is very bad.
- If you say that someone or something is foul, you mean that they are very evil or cruel.
- If you describe an action, especially in a game or sport, as foul, you mean that it is against the rules.
noun
- A foul is an action in a game or sport that is against the rules.
- Foul is used to refer to an action or situation that you consider to be morally wrong or unfair.
- Foul is used to refer to an action or situation that you consider to be dishonest or unfair.
牛津词典
adjective
- Offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste or being dirty.
- Containing dirt or impurities; not clean.
- Unfair or dishonest.
noun
- An unfair or dishonest act or way of playing in a game or sport.
- An illegal move in a game, especially in basketball, that involves pushing or holding an opponent.
- Dirt, typically that which has become mixed with water.
用法
形容词
- The kitchen was in a foul state, with dirty dishes piled up in the sink.
- The smell from the garbage can was absolutely foul.
- He was accused of committing foul deeds and bringing harm to innocent people.
- The referee blew the whistle for a foul play.
名词
- The player was penalized for a foul when he tripped his opponent.
- His behavior towards his colleagues was a foul and should not be tolerated.
- The water in the pond was covered with a layer of foul after the heavy rain.
例句
- The air in the room was so foul that we had to open all the windows. (房间里的空气非常臭,我们不得不打开所有窗户。)
- She refused to eat the foul soup served to her. (她拒绝吃那碗难吃的汤。)
- The politician was involved in foul play and was eventually arrested. (那位政客涉及不正当行为,最终被逮捕。)
- The basketball player committed a foul by pushing his opponent. (那位篮球运动员犯规了,他推倒了对手。)
- The referee blew the whistle for a foul when the player tripped. (当球员绊倒时,裁判吹响了犯规的哨声。)
- His actions were considered foul and he was disqualified from the tournament. (他的行为被认为是不公平的,他被取消了比赛资格。)
- They accused him of playing foul and demanded an investigation. (他们指责他不公平地比赛,并要求进行调查。)
- The water in the lake was foul with pollution from nearby factories. (湖水因附近工厂的污染而变得污秽。)
- The detective uncovered a foul plot to overthrow the government. (侦探揭开了一个企图推翻政府的邪恶阴谋。)
- The workers complained about the foul conditions in the factory. (工人们抱怨工厂里恶劣的条件。)
- She felt a foul stench coming from the garbage bin. (她闻到了垃圾桶散发出的难闻气味。)
- The boxer was penalized for a foul when he hit below the belt. (拳击手因打击私处而被处罚犯规。)
- The foul language used by the politician offended many people. (那位政客使用的污秽语言冒犯了许多人。)
- The soccer player received a yellow card for a foul tackle. (那位足球运动员因犯规铲球而收到一张黄牌。)
- The pollution in the river has caused the fish to die in foul water. (河流的污染导致鱼类在污秽的水中死亡。)
- He felt a foul taste in his mouth after drinking the spoiled milk. (他喝了变质的牛奶后,口中有一种恶心的味道。)
- The investigation revealed a foul conspiracy involving high-ranking officials. (调查揭示了一起涉及高级官员的邪恶阴谋。)
- The company was fined for foul business practices. (该公司因不正当商业行为而被罚款。)
- The players argued over whether it was a foul or a fair tackle. (球员们就这是否是一次犯规还是一个公平的铲球争论不休。)
- The foul odor coming from the garbage dump was unbearable. (垃圾堆散发出的难闻气味令人无法忍受。)
- She accused him of using foul language during their argument. (她指责他在争吵中使用了污秽的语言。)
- The foul conditions in the prison violated basic human rights. (监狱里的恶劣环境违反了基本的人权。)