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Перевод: seedy

[прилагательное]
наполненный семенами; поношенный; изношенный; потрепанный; нездоровый

Тезаурус:

1. At this murky hour the luxurious hotel had a seedy, spiritless air, matching our mood.
2. Golf and tennis had an exclusive image (good for selling cars) but snooker, the most popular indoor sport, had a seedy side which discouraged advertisers.
3. When I was at university (actually a rather seedy teacher training college in south-east London) nobody could afford to run a car.
4. Most of them were so seedy he began to have doubts about the efficacy of his chosen sport.
5. The murky and seedy, small-time underworld of pre-war Brighton is brilliantly evoked by the Master in this most gripping of his "entertainments".
6. Things had changed since the 1920s when Lionel Hedges, a Tonbridge and Kent cricketer and Oxford blue, had dismissed "a seedy looking middle-aged gentleman who called on him on the morning of a match.
7. Fighting spread from bar to night-club along the narrow cobbled streets of the seedy riverside area as other sailors, including British seamen from the carrier, joined in and police were called in to keep the peace, he added.
8. The journey through the lava forest ends at the town, a fish-smelling old port, seedy and in need of a coat of paint, yet vibrant and friendly.
9. After all, the situation bulges with seedy potential: a man about to have sex with a girl young enough to be his daughter is suddenly forced to pose as her father.
10. His shiny shoes pounded the sidewalks, and neon signs flashed the names of increasingly seedy nightclubs at him.
11. A cheerful, freckled young woman showed me to a small seedy room and I began to unpack.
12. Seedy modern guest house or brothel becomes primitive jungle.
13. I had been up most of the night on surveillance and, dressed in "raggies" in a seedy dockside pub outside my own police area, had posed as a "driver" for a drug-dealer.