grubbier

英 [ˈgrʌbɪə] 美 [ˈgrʌbɪər]

adj.  肮脏的; 邋遢的; 污秽的; 卑鄙的; 可鄙的
grubby的比较级



柯林斯词典

  1. ADJ-GRADED 肮脏的;污秽的
    A grubby person or object is rather dirty.
    1. His white coat was grubby and stained.
      他的白色外套污迹斑斑,简直脏透了。
    2. ...kids with grubby faces.
      脸上脏兮兮的孩子
  2. ADJ-GRADED 卑鄙的;可鄙的
    If you call an activity or someone's behaviour grubby, you mean that it is not completely honest or respectable.
    1. ...the grubby business of politics.
      肮脏的政治活动

双语例句

  1. It could hardly have been grubbier if he had first rubbed his hands in the earth, and then had a good cry, and then dried his face with his hands.
    这张脸的邋遢程度不亚于用沾满烂泥的手在大哭过的脸上抹过。
  2. The grubbier aspects of political life.
    政治生活中更为丑恶的一些方面。
  3. Not that all bad boys fit this physical mold, but the dirtier, the messier the hair, and the grubbier the clothes, the faster she'll come running.
    不是说所有坏小子都符合这样的外形特征,但越脏越乱头发和越邋遢衣服确实能让她更快地朝你而来。
  4. The deal on banks'swaps desks was grubbier still: a nonsensical compromise to allow Senator Blanche Lincoln, author of a proposal to force banks to spin these off, to save face.
    对银行掉期产品的处理也卑劣依旧:荒谬的妥协是为了保全提出迫使银行关闭这些交易的参议员布朗什。林肯保全颜面。