英语词汇“scruffy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	scruffy
释义	Trends of scruffy View usage for: scruffy (skrʌfi) Word forms: comparative scruffier, superlative scruffiest adjective Someone or something that is scruffy is dirty and untidy. ...a young man, pale, scruffy and unshaven. ...a scruffy basement flat in London. Synonyms: shabby, untidy, ragged, rundown More Synonyms of scruffy scruffy in British English (ˈskrʌfɪ) adjectiveWord forms: scruffier or scruffiest unkempt or shabby scruffy in American English (ˈskrʌfi) adjectiveWord forms: ˈscruffier or ˈscruffiest shabby, unkempt, or untidy; grubby Derived forms scruffily (ˈscruffily) adverb scruffiness (ˈscruffiness) noun Word origin < dial. scruff, var. of scurf + -y2 Examples of 'scruffy' in a sentence scruffy Here he let his hair grow longer and his clothes grow scruffy. Fitch, Noel Riley Hemingway in Paris - Parisian walks for the literary traveller (1989) It was a scruffy old game. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In scruffy streets great voices echo. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Say there's a scruffy old fragment of woodland down the road from you. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He has wide eyes and a scruffy beard, speaking with a voice that fills the room. Times, Sunday Times (2014) I threw some scruffy old clothes into the skip outside my house recently. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Teachers who wear casual or scruffy clothes to school are to face criticism in school inspectors' reports from next month. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The funnyman turned up sporting his scruffy beard and accompanied by the dog in the movie, which is very funny. The Sun (2010) His hair is unkempt and his clothes scruffy; his eyes are red and he seems permanently on the point of tears. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In reality we are looking at a bare stage, and the diva is a scruffy young man who minutes before was six other characters. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The crisp new outfit is in contrast to Mercy's scruffy orphanage clothes. The Sun (2009) Her hair was a mess, she wore no make-up and her clothes were scruffy. The Sun (2011) If you are lucky, you might find something scruffy for about 700,000. Times, Sunday Times (2012) I can't do anything about my floppy face - it always looks dirty and scruffy. The Sun (2007) The image of beer belly, scruffy jeans and T-shirt is vanishing as one in eight delivery drivers dons a shirt and tie for work. The Sun (2012) WITH his beer belly, mullet and dodgy tattoo, he looked like any old scruffy village cricketer taking the field. The Sun (2011) In other languages scruffy British English: scruffy ADJECTIVE Someone or something that is scruffy is dirty and untidy. They were dressed in T-shirts and scruffy jeans. American English: scruffy Brazilian Portuguese: desmazelado Chinese: 脏乱的 European Spanish: desaliñado French: débraillé German: gammelig Italian: sciatto Japanese: うすぎたない Korean: 꾀죄죄한 European Portuguese: desmazelado Latin American Spanish: desaliñado Chinese translation of 'scruffy' scruffy (ˈskrʌfɪ) adj [person, appearance] 邋遢的 (lātā de) [clothes, house] 不整洁(潔)的 (bù zhěngjié de) (adjective) in the sense of shabby Definition dirty and untidy in appearance a young man, pale, scruffy and untidy Synonyms shabby His clothes were old and shabby. untidy Clothes were thrown in the luggage in an untidy heap. ragged I am usually happiest in ragged jeans and a t-shirt. rundown messy Mum made me clean up my messy room. sloppy (informal) seedy a seedy hotel squalid The migrants have been living in squalid conditions. tattered tatty (British) A lot of the houses in the street were very tatty. unkempt The child was unkempt and dirty. disreputable scrubby (British, informal) grungy slovenly He was gruff, slovenly, and given to brooding. mangy mangy old dogs sluttish slatternly ungroomed frowzy ill-groomed draggletailed (archaic) daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) He turned up wearing a daggy tracksuit. Opposites neat , tidy , spruce , smart , chic , well-dressed , dapper , natty , well-groomed , well-turned-out , soigné or soignée Additional synonyms in the sense of daggy Definition untidy He turned up wearing a daggy tracksuit. Synonyms untidy, unkempt, dishevelled, tousled, disordered, messy, ruffled, scruffy, rumpled, bedraggled, ratty (informal), straggly, windblown, disarranged, mussed up (informal) in the sense of frowzy Definition slovenly or unkempt in appearance Synonyms slovenly, dirty, messy, sloppy (informal), untidy, unwashed, unkempt, frumpy, blowsy, sluttish, slatternly, ungroomed, draggletailed (archaic) in the sense of mangy Definition scruffy or shabby mangy old dogs Synonyms scruffy, mean, dirty, shabby, seedy, shoddy, squalid, grungy (slang, US), moth-eaten, scabby (informal), scuzzy (slang, US), skanky (slang) Nearby words of scruffy scrub scrubby scruff scruffy scrum scrumptious scrunch Synonyms of 'scruffy' scruffy Explore 'scruffy' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of messy Definition untidy Mum made me clean up my messy room. Synonyms untidy, disordered, littered, chaotic, muddled, cluttered, shambolic (informal), disorganized, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of ragged Definition (of clothes) tattered and torn I am usually happiest in ragged jeans and a t-shirt. Synonyms tatty (British), worn, poor, torn, rent, faded, neglected, rundown, frayed, shabby, worn-out, seedy, scruffy, in tatters, dilapidated, tattered, threadbare, unkempt, in rags, down at heel, the worse for wear, in holes, having seen better days, scraggy in the sense of seedy Definition shabby in appearance a seedy hotel Synonyms shabby, rundown, scruffy, old, worn, faded, decaying, grubby, dilapidated, tatty (British), unkempt, grotty (slang), crummy (slang), down at heel, slovenly, mangy, manky (Scottish, dialect), scungy (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of slovenly Definition always unclean or untidy He was gruff, slovenly, and given to brooding. Synonyms untidy, disorderly, unkempt, slatternly (old-fashioned), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of squalid Definition dirty, untidy, and in bad condition The migrants have been living in squalid conditions. Synonyms dirty, filthy, seedy, sleazy, sordid, low, nasty, foul, disgusting, rundown, decayed, repulsive, poverty-stricken, unclean, fetid, slovenly, skanky (slang), slummy, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang), festy (Australian, slang) in the sense of tatty Definition worn out, shabby, or unkempt A lot of the houses in the street were very tatty. Synonyms shabby, seedy, scruffy, worn, poor, neglected, ragged, run-down, frayed, worn out, dilapidated, tattered, tawdry, threadbare, rumpled, bedraggled, unkempt, down at heel, the worse for wear, having seen better days in the sense of unkempt Definition untidy or slovenly The child was unkempt and dirty. Synonyms untidy, scruffy, dishevelled, disordered, messy, sloppy (informal), shabby, rumpled, bedraggled, slovenly, blowsy, sluttish, slatternly, disarranged, ungroomed, disarrayed, frowzy, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of untidy Definition not neat Clothes were thrown in the luggage in an untidy heap. Synonyms messy, disordered, chaotic, littered, muddled, cluttered, jumbled, rumpled, shambolic (informal), bedraggled, unkempt, topsy-turvy, higgledy-piggledy (informal), mussy (US, informal), muddly, disarrayed
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