单词	slob
释义	slob1 nounslob2 verb slobslob1 /slɒb $ slɑːb/ noun [countable] informal Word Origin WORD ORIGINslob Origin: 1700-1800 Irish Gaelic slab ‘mud’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES If you keep dressing like a slob, no one's ever going to ask you for a date. Jo's such a slob - how can you live like that? Why are you going out with that fat slob? EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS And the big slob didn't even realize how objectionable he was. His no-good slob of a kid was talking of having forty thousand dollars. I choose to believe he was merely a slob rather than inefficient enough to walk around with bloodstains from his last victim. Larry Flynt presents the infamous pornographer as a likable slob who faced down the big guys and won. Ludwig Holzer claims that slobs work harder because they feel they must prove something. Then Scott started on the children, calling the oldest girl a slob. You can look like a slob for free, I figure. Thesaurus Longman Language Activatorperson/clothes/hair► untidy British /messy American someone who is untidy does not keep their clothes, hair etc neatly arranged: · The little children were dirty and untidy, but very happy.· Her hair was messy and her lipstick was smudged.· He was comically tall and thin with a long growth of untidy beard. ► be a mess also look a mess British informal to look very untidy: · I can't go out looking like this - I'm a mess.· When the police called, I had just got up, and my hair looked a mess. ► scruffy British someone who is scruffy is wearing old, untidy clothes: · My parents think I look scruffy in these jeans, but I like them.scruffy clothes/jeans/sweater etc: · She's wearing that scruffy old sweater again. ► slovenly extremely untidy and careless, and often dirty: · Their landlady was fat and slovenly.· The aide was hired to keep the governor's slovenly brother out of the public eye. ► slob informal someone who is extremely untidy but does not seem to care that they are: · Jo's such a slob - how can you live like that?· If you keep dressing like a slob, no one's ever going to ask you for a date. ► unkempt especially written someone whose clothes or hair are unkempt , has made no effort to try to look clean or tidy: · Hoskins beard was tangled and unkempt.· She used to dress so neatly, but now her hair and clothes had become unkempt and dirty. ► dishevelled British /disheveled American someone who is dishevelled has untidy hair and clothes, often because they have been in a hurry, or have been travelling or working hard: · He looked dusty, disheveled, and very tired.· The actress was found disheveled and confused in a Los Angeles back yard.· She was conscious of her rather dishevelled appearance. ► bedraggled someone who is bedraggled looks untidy, especially because they are wet or muddy: · A rather bedraggled crowd waited outside in the pouring rain.· The children walked along the path, looking miserable and bedraggled after the storm. ► rumpled if clothes are rumpled , they have lots of creases in them and they look untidy. (Creases are lines where something has been folded.): · Forman was wearing a rumpled sweatsuit and a three-day beard.· Her dress was as rumpled as if she'd slept in it. someone who is lazy and untidy:  a lazy slob slob1 nounslob2 verb slobslob2 verb (past tense and past participle slobbed, present participle slobbing) Verb Table VERB TABLE slob Simple Form Present I, you, we, they slob he, she, it slobs Past I, you, he, she, it, we, they slobbed Present perfect I, you, we, they have slobbed he, she, it has slobbed Past perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they had slobbed Future I, you, he, she, it, we, they will slob Future perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they will have slobbed Continuous Form Present I am slobbing he, she, it is slobbing you, we, they are slobbing Past I, he, she, it was slobbing you, we, they were slobbing Present perfect I, you, we, they have been slobbing he, she, it has been slobbing Past perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they had been slobbing Future I, you, he, she, it, we, they will be slobbing Future perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they will have been slobbing slob around/out phrasal verb British English informal to spend time doing nothing and being lazy
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