grubby

grubby

形容词： 1. 肮脏的；污秽的 2. 破旧的；不洁净的 3. 不诚实的；不光彩的 名词： 1. 肮脏的人；不诚实的人

词语辨析：

dirty：强调物体表面有污垢或不洁净的状态，一般指有尘土、泥浆或其他污渍的情况。 filthy：比dirty更强调极端的肮脏、污秽。通常指非常令人厌恶的脏乱状态。 grubby：指脏乱的状态，但程度较轻，有时也用来形容人的不诚实或不光彩的行为。 grimy：指被油脂、灰尘或污渍弄脏的，也可指肮脏的状态。

词汇扩充：

1. grubbiness：名词，肮脏；污秽 2. grubbily：副词，肮脏地；不洁净地 3. grub：动词，搜寻；费力地寻找

近义词：

dirty, filthy, grimy, soiled, contaminated

反义词：

clean, tidy, immaculate

柯林斯词典解释：

形容词 grubby： 1. If you describe something as grubby, you mean that it is dirty and looks unpleasant. 2. If you describe someone's behavior or moral standards as grubby, you mean that it is dishonest, immoral, or unpleasant. 名词 grubby： If you describe someone as a grubby person, you disapprove of them because you think they are dishonest or immoral.

牛津词典解释：

形容词 grubby： 1. Dirty; grimy. 2. Mean or dishonest.

用法：

- She wiped her grubby hands on her jeans. - The children came inside, their faces grubby from playing outside all day. - He was involved in some grubby business dealings. - I don't want to associate with such grubby people.

相关的例句：

1. The grubby children had been playing in the mud all day. (肮脏的孩子们整天都在泥中玩耍。) 2. She refused to touch the grubby money. (她拒绝接触那些肮脏的钱。) 3. The politician's grubby past was revealed by the media. (媒体揭露了这位政治家不光彩的过去。) 4. The grubby little shop was full of dusty old books. (那家肮脏的小书店里摆满了尘封的旧书。) 5. I don't trust him; he has a grubby reputation. (我不相信他，他名声不好。) 6. The detective is used to dealing with grubby criminals. (这位侦探习惯了与不诚实的罪犯打交道。) 7. She scrubbed the grubby kitchen floor until it was spotless. (她擦洗着肮脏的厨房地板，直到它变得一尘不染。) 8. The grubby walls of the old house were covered in peeling wallpaper. (旧房子的肮脏墙壁上贴着脱落的壁纸。) 9. The politician's grubby tactics were exposed during the debate. (在辩论中揭露了这位政治家不光彩的策略。) 10. The grubby child eagerly reached for the piece of chocolate. (肮脏的孩子迫不及待地伸手去拿那块巧克力。) 11. His grubby hands left marks on the clean tablecloth. (他肮脏的手弄脏了干净的桌布。) 12. They lived in a grubby little flat in the city center. (他们住在市中心一间肮脏的小公寓里。) 13. She didn't want her children to grow up in such a grubby neighborhood. (她不想让孩子们在如此肮脏的街区长大。) 14. The grubby salesman tried to sell me a broken watch. (那个不诚实的推销员试图卖给我一只坏表。) 15. The grubby man in the corner of the bar made everyone feel uncomfortable. (酒吧角落里那个肮脏的男人让每个人都感到不舒服。) 16. The grubby taxi driver was rude and unhelpful. (那个粗鲁且不愿帮助的肮脏出租车司机。) 17. She was tired of dealing with grubby customers all day. (她厌倦了整天与肮脏的顾客打交道。) 18. The little girl's grubby face lit up when she saw her favorite toy. (小女孩看到她最喜欢的玩具时，肮脏的脸上露出了笑容。) 19. The grubby businessman was caught embezzling money from the company. (这个不光彩的商人被抓住了从公司挪用资金。) 20. The grubby politician was involved in a scandal that ruined his career. (这位不诚实的政治家卷入了一场毁掉他职业生涯的丑闻中。)