grotty如何读

英:[ˈgrɒti]

美:[ˈgrɑti]

grotty是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 肮脏的,破败的
  2. 可怜的
  3. (令人)不愉快的,令人讨厌的,令人不悦的
  4. 吝啬的
  5. 低劣的,蹩脚的
  6. 丑的,丑陋的,难看的
  7. 无用的
  8. 沉闷的

grotty自然拼读

grot·ty

gra ti

grotty变形

比较级:grottier

最高级:grottiest

grotty英英释义

adjective

(chiefly British; informal) very shabby, unpleasant, or dirty.She found him living in a grotty little basement apartment with barely a window.This grotty kitchen will have to be thoroughly cleaned before we can show the house.

(chiefly British; informal) unwell or indisposed.I was feeling pretty grotty in the morning after I stayed up all night writing my paper.

grotty词源中文解释

“grotesque”的俚语缩写,1964年在《一夜狂欢》(A Hard Day's Night)中广为流传,是披头士乐队推广俚语中的一部分。它不自觉地回响了中古英语里 “groti ”的“泥泞,泥泥的”和古英语里的“grotig ”的“生土的”,源自“grot ”的“颗粒物”。

grotty词源英文解释

origin unknown

The first known use of grotty was in 1964

grotty 例句

1 Ferguson later tweeted Wednesday afternoon that he is “doing OK,” but “feeling a bit grotty.”

2 While catfishing an unctuous rightwing moneybags suspected of orchestrating race riots, Helen was captured and horrifically tortured – her hand, then face plunged into a grotty, hissing deep fat fryer.

3 We were both pretty grotty, absolutely hopeless, feral things.

4 Originally, each day I was allowed out two half-hours in a grotty little area that was half sealed above you.

5 On my bed lay a grotty mattress creeping in fungus.

6 Equipped with a disorienting wide-angle lens, the camera takes us on a tour of these hellish environs, drifting through grotty cells where naked prisoners crouch in helpless terror, caked with their own filth.

7 And the exterminator enters, once a month: a person with a Dickensian grotty aura about him that feels oddly comradely.

8 The film is the story of Robert (Daniel Zolghadri), who wants to reject the suburban comforts of his upbringing for a grotty world as an aspiring underground cartoonist.

9 It’s a corner of history that lends itself well to a Mad Men-ish glamour—expense accounts, nice dresses in grotty offices—if not necessarily the incredible levels of insight that characterized that show.

10 There is nothing to do in this town apart from the museum: no restaurants, just a couple of grotty hotels.

11 He grew up in the northeast San Fernando Valley, a ground zero for “environmental injustice,” with landfills, toxic properties, and grotty air quality.

12 If Kline’s filmmaking seems to wear its grotty realism on its sleeve, his plotting has a shambling, anything-goes playfulness.

13 But the celebrity you may be most surprised to encounter in this grotty world of black-market jewelry and high-stakes sports betting is Adam Sandler himself.

14 Several wore huge, semi-rigid, one-of-a-kind ponchos, one of them ripped in the back, that looked as grotty and unfinished as any of Ruby’s ceramics.

15 It was a bit grotty, but that’s not been the main determinant of what films were shown.

16 At the best of times, I find memes to be more ageing than the harshest of lights in a grotty pub bathroom.

17 He lived in a grotty little hotel.

他住在一个肮脏的小旅馆。

18 He hangs himself, and promptly wakes up alive and well in the same grotty motel.

19 In this is a lesson Hopkins knows this more than most: from grotty east London corners can come glorious things.

20 No shampoo or conditioner unless I have been doing some particularly grotty work.

grotty 同义词

5 脏的

sordid grubby

9 难受

smart wrench

12

sordid grubby

15 身体不适

trouble

22 坏的

bad nice evil ill manky

25 令人不悦的

bad nasty

27 龌龊的

mean scruffy mangy nefandous

42 破破烂烂的

shabby tattered

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