grotty 英 [ˈgrɒti]   美 [ˈgrɑti]

grotty

grotty  英 [ˈgrɒti] 美 [ˈgrɑti]

adj. 令人不愉快的;难看的 

We went into a grotty house and sat at a table with a bucket of coal in the middle. 我们走进一间不堪入目的屋子,在一张桌子旁坐下,桌子中央放着一桶煤。
Photo above: the kitchen was the first room we worked on when we bought the house and it was pretty grotty. 上图:厨房是我们装修的第一个房间,我们买下房子的时候,厨房相当难看。

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  • adj. 令人不愉快的;难看的
  • 1. We went into a grotty house and sat at a table with a bucket of coal in the middle.

    我们走进一间不堪入目的屋子,在一张桌子旁坐下,桌子中央放着一桶煤。

  • 2. Photo above: the kitchen was the first room we worked on when we bought the house and it was pretty grotty.

    上图:厨房是我们装修的第一个房间,我们买下房子的时候,厨房相当难看。

  • 3. Only later did people start speculating on grotty flats in Florida.

    而后,人们才开始投机于佛罗里达肮脏不堪的公寓房的。

  • grotty (n.) slang shortening of grotesque, it had a brief vogue 1964 as part of the argot popularized by The Beatles in "A Hard Day's Night." It unconsciously echoes Middle English groti "muddy, slimy," from Old English grotig "earthy," from grot "particle."
grotty / ˈɡrɒti ; NAmE ˈɡrɑːti / adjective ( BrE) ( informal) ( grot·tier , grot·ti·est ) unpleasant or of poor quality 令人讨厌的;令人不悦的;低劣的 a grotty little hotel 条件恶劣的小旅店 I'm feeling pretty grotty (= ill). 我感到身体很不舒服。 grotty grottier grottiest grotty / ˈɡrɒti ; NAmE ˈɡrɑːti /
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