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

filthy

/ˈfɪlθi

adjective (filthier, filthiest)

1Disgustingly dirty: a filthy hospital with no sanitation...

Maybe the bathrooms are even more disgustingly filthy, though.
But my major concern is the health service, the fact that hospitals are filthy.
Last Monday, after a west wind, the sea was 13° and filthy dirty.

Synonyms

dirty, mucky, grimy, muddy, murky, slimy, unclean;

foul, squalid, sordid, shabby, sleazy, nasty, soiled, sullied, scummy;

polluted, contaminated, unhygienic, unsanitary;

rotten, defiled, decaying, putrid, putrefied, smelly, fetid, faecal

informal cruddy, grungy, yucky

British informal grotty

Northern Irish informal bogging

literary befouled, besmirched, begrimed

rare feculent

unwashed, unclean, dirty, grimy, dirt-encrusted, smeared, smeary, grubby, muddy, mucky, black, blackened, begrimed, stained, unkempt

1.1Obscene and offensive: filthy language...

The explicit, filthy language of sexual situations coming out of their mouths was shocking.
Her mother was screaming filthy obscenities and it was wrong of her to do that.
‘They spit, swear and use the most filthy language,’ he said.

Synonyms

obscene, indecent, dirty, smutty, rude, improper, corrupt, coarse, bawdy, unrefined, indelicate, vulgar, lewd, racy, raw, off colour, earthy, ribald, risqué, licentious, ‘adult’;

vile, depraved, foul, impure, offensive, prurient, salacious, pornographic, explicit, foul-mouthed

informal blue, raunchy, near the knuckle/bone, nudge-nudge, porn, porno, X-rated

1.2British informal (Of weather) very unpleasant: it looked like being a filthy night...

In contrast, the weather was filthy, however, and the driving rain was no aid to good kicking, particularly as Eden were without regular goal-kicker Rick Heron.
Earlier, an MCA spokesman said: ‘The weather is filthy and anything we do is likely to be dictated by the weather.’
They face it every week, pitting themselves against tortuous terrain and filthy weather, recovering the fells' casualties without pay or team funding.

1.3 informal Angry and bad-tempered: he arrived at the meeting half an hour late and in a filthy temper...

And like your mother, you're beautiful, but you have a filthy temper.
Then again, it's got nothing to do with the gods when you've got a filthy temper, and that I certainly have.
On the morning of my last day at home, my father came bursting into my room in a particularly filthy temper.

Synonyms

bad, foul, unpleasant, bad-tempered, ill-tempered, irritable, grumpy, grouchy, cantankerous, curmudgeonly, aggressive, cross, fractious, peevish, short-tempered, hot-tempered, quick-tempered

informal snappish, snappy, chippy, on a short fuse, short-fused

British informal shirty, stroppy, narky, ratty

North American informal cranky, ornery, peckish, soreheaded

informal, dated waxy, miffy

1.4 informal Contemptible (used for emphasis): you filthy liar...

An all-encompassing disgust with the whole filthy business is a way to claim your good-citizenship merit badge without earning it.
One night, he begins to write down how he feels about the ‘intricate, filthy, disgusting maze’ he concocted to snare her.
Normal people say I'm to young, much to young, that it's filthy and disgusting, but I know they think I deserve it deep down.

Synonyms

despicable, contemptible, nasty, low, base, mean, vile, disgusting, unpleasant, obnoxious, wretched, shabby, sordid

informal dirty, dirty rotten, low-down, no-good, beastly, lousy

adverb [as submodifier] informal

To an extreme extent: he has become filthy rich...

That makes it all the more depressing, for one would have hoped that someone who came up the hard way would know that the filthy rich don't deserve special favors.
If it wasn't for the fact that he's filthy rich, and can afford paid staff, I suspect he himself might find it difficult to find a job in this high-tech world.
They've found many new and innovative ways to become filthy rich with very little work, but they don't keep it to themselves.

Synonyms

very, extremely, tremendously, immensely, vastly, hugely, remarkably;

disgustingly, excessively, exceedingly, abominably, revoltingly

informal stinking, terrifically, awfully, terribly, madly, seriously, mega, ultra, damn, damned, too … for words

Derivatives

filthily

/ˈfɪlθɪli

/ adverb ...

Do you all talk that filthily at your company?
He ends up with some of his fellow trainees, secretly filmed, being filthily racist in their language, their fantasies and their behaviour.
Don't sulk and get in a filthily bad temper unless you've got an audience to notice this change in mood, and at least one person who will bravely ask you what's wrong.

filthiness

/ˈfɪlθɪnəs

/ noun ...

Those statements have, in every case, been allegations of fact - illness, madness, filthiness or defilement.
The dirt and the filthiness of the city and its open drains nauseate her.
You could smell his filthiness a long way away.

单词	filthy
释义	filthy /ˈfɪlθi / adjective (filthier, filthiest) 1Disgustingly dirty: a filthy hospital with no sanitation... Maybe the bathrooms are even more disgustingly filthy, though. But my major concern is the health service, the fact that hospitals are filthy. Last Monday, after a west wind, the sea was 13° and filthy dirty. Synonyms dirty, mucky, grimy, muddy, murky, slimy, unclean; foul, squalid, sordid, shabby, sleazy, nasty, soiled, sullied, scummy; polluted, contaminated, unhygienic, unsanitary; rotten, defiled, decaying, putrid, putrefied, smelly, fetid, faecal informal cruddy, grungy, yucky British informal grotty Northern Irish informal bogging literary befouled, besmirched, begrimed rare feculent unwashed, unclean, dirty, grimy, dirt-encrusted, smeared, smeary, grubby, muddy, mucky, black, blackened, begrimed, stained, unkempt 1.1Obscene and offensive: filthy language... The explicit, filthy language of sexual situations coming out of their mouths was shocking. Her mother was screaming filthy obscenities and it was wrong of her to do that. ‘They spit, swear and use the most filthy language,’ he said. Synonyms obscene, indecent, dirty, smutty, rude, improper, corrupt, coarse, bawdy, unrefined, indelicate, vulgar, lewd, racy, raw, off colour, earthy, ribald, risqué, licentious, ‘adult’; vile, depraved, foul, impure, offensive, prurient, salacious, pornographic, explicit, foul-mouthed informal blue, raunchy, near the knuckle/bone, nudge-nudge, porn, porno, X-rated 1.2British informal (Of weather) very unpleasant: it looked like being a filthy night... In contrast, the weather was filthy, however, and the driving rain was no aid to good kicking, particularly as Eden were without regular goal-kicker Rick Heron. Earlier, an MCA spokesman said: ‘The weather is filthy and anything we do is likely to be dictated by the weather.’ They face it every week, pitting themselves against tortuous terrain and filthy weather, recovering the fells' casualties without pay or team funding. 1.3 informal Angry and bad-tempered: he arrived at the meeting half an hour late and in a filthy temper... And like your mother, you're beautiful, but you have a filthy temper. Then again, it's got nothing to do with the gods when you've got a filthy temper, and that I certainly have. On the morning of my last day at home, my father came bursting into my room in a particularly filthy temper. Synonyms bad, foul, unpleasant, bad-tempered, ill-tempered, irritable, grumpy, grouchy, cantankerous, curmudgeonly, aggressive, cross, fractious, peevish, short-tempered, hot-tempered, quick-tempered informal snappish, snappy, chippy, on a short fuse, short-fused British informal shirty, stroppy, narky, ratty North American informal cranky, ornery, peckish, soreheaded informal, dated waxy, miffy 1.4 informal Contemptible (used for emphasis): you filthy liar... An all-encompassing disgust with the whole filthy business is a way to claim your good-citizenship merit badge without earning it. One night, he begins to write down how he feels about the ‘intricate, filthy, disgusting maze’ he concocted to snare her. Normal people say I'm to young, much to young, that it's filthy and disgusting, but I know they think I deserve it deep down. Synonyms despicable, contemptible, nasty, low, base, mean, vile, disgusting, unpleasant, obnoxious, wretched, shabby, sordid informal dirty, dirty rotten, low-down, no-good, beastly, lousy adverb [as submodifier] informal To an extreme extent: he has become filthy rich... That makes it all the more depressing, for one would have hoped that someone who came up the hard way would know that the filthy rich don't deserve special favors. If it wasn't for the fact that he's filthy rich, and can afford paid staff, I suspect he himself might find it difficult to find a job in this high-tech world. They've found many new and innovative ways to become filthy rich with very little work, but they don't keep it to themselves. Synonyms very, extremely, tremendously, immensely, vastly, hugely, remarkably; disgustingly, excessively, exceedingly, abominably, revoltingly informal stinking, terrifically, awfully, terribly, madly, seriously, mega, ultra, damn, damned, too … for words Derivatives filthily /ˈfɪlθɪli / adverb ... Do you all talk that filthily at your company? He ends up with some of his fellow trainees, secretly filmed, being filthily racist in their language, their fantasies and their behaviour. Don't sulk and get in a filthily bad temper unless you've got an audience to notice this change in mood, and at least one person who will bravely ask you what's wrong. filthiness /ˈfɪlθɪnəs / noun ... Those statements have, in every case, been allegations of fact - illness, madness, filthiness or defilement. The dirt and the filthiness of the city and its open drains nauseate her. You could smell his filthiness a long way away.
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