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单词 dish the dirt
释义

dirt /dûrt/

noun
  1. Any filthy substance, such as dung, mud, etc
  2. Foreign matter adhering to anything
  3. Loose earth
  4. A mixture of earth, gravel and cinders, used as a surface for racetracks, etc
  5. Rubbish
  6. Obscenity
  7. A worthless or despised person or thing
  8. Spiteful gossip
transitive verb

To make dirty

ORIGIN: ME drit, prob ON drit excrement; cf OE gedrītan to defecate

dirtˈily adverb

dirtˈiness noun

dirtˈy adjective

  1. Marked with dirt
  2. Soiled
  3. Foul, filthy
  4. (of a colour) not bright or clear
  5. Stormy
  6. Obscene
  7. Unclean in thought or conversation
  8. Despicable
  9. Showing anger or reproof
  10. Mean
  11. Sordid
  12. Dishonest, treacherous
  13. Unsportingly rough
transitive verb (dirtˈying; dirtˈied)
  1. To soil with dirt
  2. To sully
adverb
  1. In a dirty manner
  2. (as an intensifier) enormous

dirtˈbag noun (slang)

A contemptible person

dirtˈ-bed noun

A quarryman's term for a layer representing an old soil, esp in the Purbeck group

dirt bike noun

A motorcycle designed for riding on dirt tracks

dirtˈ-eating noun

  1. A practice of eating clay as among various primitive peoples
  2. A morbid impulse to eat dirt

dirt farmer noun (US)

A person who farms his or her own land, esp without hired help

dirtˈ-pie noun

Mud moulded by children in play

dirtˈ-poor adjective

Utterly poor, destitute

dirt road noun (Aust, N American and NZ)

A soft road, unpaved and unmacadamized

dirtˈ-rottˈen adjective (Shakespeare)

Wholly decayed

dirt track noun

  1. A rough unsurfaced track
  2. A motorcycle racing-track, with earthy or cinder surface

dirty bomb noun

One that produces a large amount of radioactive contamination

dirty dog noun (informal)

A dishonest or contemptible person

dirty linen noun (informal)

Personal problems or grievances (esp in the phrase wash one's dirty linen in public to discuss private matters publicly)

dirty look noun (informal)

A look of anger, disapproval or reproof

dirty money noun

  1. Money earned by immoral or illegal means
  2. (in dock labour) extra pay for unloading offensive cargo
  3. Extra pay for any unpleasant, dirty, etc task

dirty old man noun (informal)

A man whose sexual aspirations and actions are considered appropriate only to a younger man

dirty trick noun

  1. A dishonest or despicable act
  2. A political intrigue, esp in the phrase dirty-tricks campaign or operation

dirty war noun

A conflict in which international conventions regarding the humane treatment of prisoners, civilians, etc are ignored

dirty weekend noun (informal)

A weekend containing much sexual activity, esp away from home and with someone other than one's usual partner

dirty word noun

  1. An obscene word
  2. A word for something (such as a feeling, principle, or belief) that is regarded with disfavour at the present time

dirty work noun

  1. Work that dirties the hands or clothes
  2. Dishonourable practices, esp undertaken on behalf of another person
  3. Foul play

dirt cheap see under cheap

dish the dirt (informal)

To distribute spiteful gossip, deal out malicious stories (about a person)

do the dirty on

To play a low trick on, cheat

eat dirt

To acquiesce submissively in a humiliation

throw dirt

To besmirch a reputation

dish1 /dish/

noun
  1. A vessel, esp one that is flat, or shallow, or not circular, for holding or serving food during a meal
  2. A dishful
  3. The food in a dish
  4. (in pl) the plates, cutlery, etc used in a meal and now to be washed
  5. A cup (of tea, coffee, etc) (archaic)
  6. Food prepared in a particular way for a meal
  7. A hollow
  8. Concavity of form, as in a wheel or a chair-back
  9. (also dish aerial) a microwave aerial in the form of a parabolic reflector used for radar or radio telescopes and for satellite broadcast reception
  10. A good-looking or attractive person (informal)
transitive verb
  1. To put in a dish, for serving during a meal
  2. To make concave
  3. To outwit, circumvent (informal)
  4. To ruin (informal)
  5. To distribute spiteful gossip (N American informal)
ORIGIN: OE disc a plate, a dish, a table, from L discus, from Gr diskos; cf disc, desk and Ger Tisch table

dished adjective

  1. Having a concavity
  2. (of a pair of wheels on a car, etc) sloping in towards each other at the top
  3. Completely frustrated (informal)

dishˈful noun

dishˈing noun

  1. Putting in a dish
  2. A hollow, a concavity
adjective

Hollow like a dish

dishˈy adjective (informal)

Good-looking, attractive

dish aerial see n above.

dishˈcloth or (archaic or dialect) dishˈ-clout noun

A cloth for washing, drying or wiping dishes

dishˈ-cover noun

A cover for a dish to keep it hot

dishˈ-faced adjective

Having a round, flat face, or (in animals) a concavity in the face

dishˈrag noun

A dishcloth

dishˈtowel noun (esp N American)

A cloth for drying dishes, a tea towel

dishˈwasher noun

  1. A machine that washes and dries dishes, cutlery, etc
  2. A person employed to wash dishes

dishˈwater noun

  1. Water in which dishes have been washed
  2. A liquid deficient in strength or cleanliness

dish out

  1. To serve out
  2. To share (food) among several people
  3. To give, give out (informal; usu disparagingly; esp with it, of rough treatment, punishment, etc)

dish the dirt see under dirt

dish up

To serve up (food or other matter for consumption)

do the dishes (informal)

To wash the dishes, cutlery, etc used in a meal
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