grubby 英 ['grʌbɪ]   美 ['ɡrʌbi]

grubby

grubby  英 ['grʌbɪ] 美 ['ɡrʌbi]

adj. 肮脏的;生蛆的;卑鄙的;矮小的 

名词复数:grubbies  比较级:grubbier  最高级:grubbiest 

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  • adj. 肮脏的;生蛆的;卑鄙的;矮小的
  • grubby (adj.) "dirty," by 1845, from grub (n.) in a sense of "dirty child" (who presumably got that way from digging in earth) + -y (2). Earlier it was used in a sense of "stunted, dwarfish" (1610s) and "infested with grubs" (1725). Related: Grubbily; grubbiness.
grubby / ˈɡrʌbi ; NAmE ˈɡrʌbi / adjective ( grub·bier , grub·bi·est ) 1 rather dirty, usually because it has not been washed or cleaned 肮脏的;邋遢的;污秽的 grubby hands/clothes 脏手╱衣服 synonyms at dirty 2 unpleasant because it involves activities that are dishonest or immoral 卑鄙的;可鄙的 SYN sordid a grubby scandal 丑闻 grubbi·ness / ˈɡrʌbinəs ; NAmE ˈɡrʌbinəs / noun [uncountable ] grubby grubbier grubbiest grubby / ˈɡrʌbi ; NAmE ˈɡrʌbi / grubbi·ness / ˈɡrʌbinəs ; NAmE ˈɡrʌbinəs /
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