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Перевод: grubby

[прилагательное]
неряшливый; неопрятный; грязный; пораженный личинками; червивый

Тезаурус:

1. As an aggressive, grubby schoolkid and a keen stargazer, I was desperate to be the first to go.
2. However, unless I want junk food from one of the many establishments purveying it in this thoroughly commercialised station, all I have available to sit on in the huge concourse is a grubby metal flip-up slat a few inches wide.
3. He stood a gaunt six foot three in his torn jeans, the checked, woollen shirt open almost to the waist, his long grubby feet in the open sandals looking like dry, brown bones.
4. who refused to wear the stuffy school uniform but came to classes in a grubby khaki shirt and shorts, would not sit properly on his chair but cross-legged on it, yawned during lessons and often stayed away from school altogether.
5. John Grubby, who was short and stout
6. Now it looked grubby, collapsed and marked like a very old deck of cards.
7. They turn to face Philip Swallow, who has evidently just arrived, since he is wearing his rather grubby anorak and carrying a battered briefcase.
8. When the big wigs arrived, however, they were barely acknowledged by a dour receptionist, told to sit in a grubby waiting area strewn with cigarette ends and empty coffee cups, and kept waiting for half an hour without either apology or explanation.
9. Bunty, in a rather grubby pink kimono, turned from the mirror where she was padding her face with a caked flat powderpuff.
10. "I'll just tidy these up," said her host, stuffing a dozen or so unwashed socks behind the grubby cushion.
11. The police on parade dignified a pretty grubby calling.
12. Short trousers, grubby knees, odd socks, and a pair of indescribable shoes that had belonged to his elder brother, completed the picture of a happy child, unlikely to be able to spell simple words like "class" for a very long time.
13. Covered in oil, coarse and wholesome as an unwashed tattie, practical, loyal, he loved his engines "like a very brither", cosseting the gleaming machinery, as smooth and sparkling as he was rough and grubby.