英语词汇“filth”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	filth
释义	filth \ˈfilth also -ltth\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English fȳlth (akin to Old High German fūlida foulness, Old Saxon fūlitha) from Old English fūl foul + -th — more at foul 1. : the quality or state of being dirty < moral filth > < the faded aristocrat who lives in drunkenness and filth — William Peden > 2. : something that tends to corrupt or disgust < literature full of filth and perversion > 3. now dialect England a. : rascal, scoundrel b. : whore, slut 4. a. : rotten, foul, or unhealthy matter < the filth of a slaughterhouse > b. chiefly Midland (1) : underbrush and unwanted vegetation < to cut filth > (2) : weeds, tares < the hay bales were full of filth >
随便看	unnamed unna's Unna's unna's boot Unna's boot unnational unnatural unnatural unnatural act unnaturalize unnaturalized unnaturally unnaturalness unnavigable unneat unnecessaries unnecessarily unnecessariness unnecessary unnecessitated unneeded unneedful unneighbored unneighborly unnerve

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