英语词汇“lousy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	lousy
释义	Trends of lousy View usage for: lousy (laʊzi) Word forms: comparative lousier, superlative lousiest 1. adjective If you describe something as lousy, you mean that it is of very bad quality or that you do not like it. [informal] He blamed Fiona for a lousy weekend. At Billy's Cafe, the menu is limited and the food is lousy. It's lousy to be the new kid. [+ to-infinitive] Synonyms: inferior, bad, poor, terrible More Synonyms of lousy 2. adjective If you describe someone as lousy, you mean that they are very bad at something they do. [informal] I was a lousy secretary. There can be no argument about how lousy he is at public relations. [+ at] 3. adjective If you describe the number or amount of something as lousy, you mean it is smaller than you think it should be. [informal] The pay is lousy. 4. adjective If you feel lousy, you feel very ill. [informal] I wasn't actually sick but I felt lousy. Synonyms: unwell, poorly [informal], ill, sick More Synonyms of lousy More Synonyms of lousy lousy in British English (ˈlaʊzɪ) adjectiveWord forms: lousier or lousiest 1. slang very mean or unpleasant a lousy thing to do 2. slang inferior or bad this is a lousy film 3. infested with lice 4. (foll by with) slang a. provided with an excessive amount (of) he's lousy with money b. full of or teeming with Derived forms lousily (ˈlousily) adverb lousiness (ˈlousiness) noun lousy in American English (ˈlaʊzi) adjectiveWord forms: ˈlousier or ˈlousiest 1. infested with lice 2. covered with specks said of silk 3. Slang dirty, disgusting, or contemptible 4. US, Slang poor; inferior a generalized epithet of disapproval 5. US, Slang well supplied or oversupplied (with) Derived forms lousily (ˈlousily) adverb lousiness (ˈlousiness) noun Examples of 'lousy' in a sentence lousy It is a lousy idea to discuss personnel issues through the media. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They can make us feel great or feel lousy. O'Keeffe, John Your One Week Way to Mind-Fitness (1994) They do a lousy job building marriages and building relationships. Christianity Today (2000) No more lousy jobs since he landed the gig as a columnist. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It is to do with avoiding the unnecessary thoughts that cause our bad moods and cause us to feel lousy. O'Keeffe, John Your One Week Way to Mind-Fitness (1994) And what about the lousy food? Times, Sunday Times (2006) It always leaves you feeling lousy. Times, Sunday Times (2007) He thinks he's a lousy father. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It targets the bored, trapped in lousy jobs. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But there are many reasons men may feel lousy in mid-life. The Sun (2008) Why settle for lousy service? The Sun (2010) That's a pretty lousy justification. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Feeling lousy loses its appeal. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I was surprised too, especially as the pay is lousy. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The lousy weather, the stabbings, the congestion charge they could all put up with. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The flight out was dreadful and the food was always lousy in the Eastern Bloc. Times, Sunday Times (2012) So, while the real weather remains lousy, the economic weather is much sunnier. Times, Sunday Times (2014) As a place with lousy weather, we're deluged with it. The Sun (2008) All this, plus the lousy service and food, shows a lack of control at the top. Times, Sunday Times (2010) BRITAIN'S lousy spring weather has seen the price of suncream tumble by up to 8.5 per cent, figures showed yesterday. The Sun (2013) You suffer so many lousy meals with lousy service, I invite you to my house. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In other languages lousy British English: lousy /ˈlaʊzɪ/ ADJECTIVE If you describe something as lousy, you mean that it is of very bad quality. The food was lousy. American English: lousy Arabic: سَيِءٌ Brazilian Portuguese: ruim Chinese: 糟糕的 Croatian: odvratan Czech: mizerný Danish: elendig Dutch: waardeloos European Spanish: pésimo Finnish: kurja French: infect German: miserabel Greek: άθλιος Italian: schifoso Japanese: 卑劣な Korean: 비열한 Norwegian: dårlig Polish: wstrętny European Portuguese: de má qualidade Romanian: groaznic Russian: отвратительный Latin American Spanish: pésimo Swedish: urusel Thai: น่ารังเกียจ Turkish: berbat Ukrainian: огидний Vietnamese: tồi tệ Chinese translation of 'lousy' lousy (ˈlauzɪ) (inf) adj [show, meal, weather etc] 糟糕的 (zāogāo de) [cook, singer, teacher etc] 蹩脚(腳)的 (biéjiǎo de) to feel lousy (= ill) 感觉(覺)不舒服 (gǎnjué bù shūfu) 1 (adjective) in the sense of inferior Definition inferior or bad (slang) The menu is limited and the food is lousy. Synonyms inferior These recordings are of inferior quality. bad Many elderly people are living in bad housing. poor The meal was very poor. He was a poor actor. terrible She admits her French is terrible. awful Even if the weather's awful there's still lots to do. no good miserable rotten (informal, old-fashioned) I thought it was a rotten idea. duff (British, informal) A couple of duff tracks prevent this being a masterpiece. second-rate another second-rate politician shoddy I'm normally quick to complain about shoddy service. low-rent (informal) for the birds (informal, old-fashioned) shitty (taboo, slang) two-bit (slang) slovenly poxy (slang) dime-a-dozen (informal) piss-poor (slang) chickenshit (US, slang) bush-league (Australian, New Zealand, informal) not much cop (British, slang) tinhorn (US, slang) of a sort or of sorts strictly for the birds (informal, old-fashioned) bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) 2 (adjective) in the sense of unwell Definition ill or unwell I wasn't actually sick but I was feeling lousy. Synonyms unwell He felt unwell as he was being driven back to his office. poorly (informal) I've just phoned Julie and she's still poorly. ill He was seriously ill with pneumonia. sick She's very sick. crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal) He admitted to feeling a bit crook. seedy (informal) All right, are you? Not feeling seedy? queasy He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy. out of sorts (informal) At times, he has seemed lifeless and out of sorts. off-colour She felt off-colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms. under the weather (informal) I'm feeling a bit under the weather today. 3 (adjective) in the sense of mean Definition very mean or unpleasant (slang) This is just lousy, cheap, fraudulent behaviour from the government. Synonyms mean Upstaging the bride was a particularly mean trick. low That was a really low trick. base Love has the power to overcome the baser emotions. dirty That was a dirty trick to play. vicious a vicious attack on a woman's character rotten (informal) You rotten swine! vile a vile and despicable crime despicable He said it was a despicable crime. hateful Why must I live in this hateful place? contemptible Her husband is a contemptible little man. It was an utterly contemptible thing to do. shitty (taboo, slang) 4 (adjective) in the sense of well-supplied with (slang a hotel lousy with fleas Synonyms well-supplied with rolling in (slang) not short of amply supplied with 5 (adjective) in the sense of lice-infested Definition infested with lice Synonyms lice-infested lice-ridden pedicular lice-infected pediculous Additional synonyms in the sense of awful Even if the weather's awful there's still lots to do. Synonyms bad, poor, terrible (informal), appalling, foul, rubbish (slang), shit (taboo, slang), dreadful, unpleasant, dire, crap (taboo, slang), horrendous, ghastly, from hell (informal), atrocious, deplorable, abysmal, frightful, shite (taboo, slang), hellacious (US, slang) in the sense of bad Definition not good Many elderly people are living in bad housing. Synonyms inferior, poor, inadequate, pathetic, faulty, duff (British, informal), unsatisfactory, mediocre, defective, second-class, deficient, imperfect, second-rate, shoddy, low-grade, erroneous, substandard, low-rent (informal), two-bit (slang), crappy (slang), end-of-the-pier (British, informal), poxy (slang), dime-a-dozen (informal), piss-poor (slang), bush-league (Australian, New Zealand, informal), tinhorn (US, slang), half-pie (New Zealand, informal), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang), strictly for the birds (informal) in the sense of base Definition dishonourable or immoral Love has the power to overcome the baser emotions. Synonyms dishonourable, evil, corrupt, infamous, disgraceful, vulgar, shameful, vile, immoral, scandalous, wicked, sordid, abject, despicable, depraved, ignominious, disreputable, contemptible, villainous, ignoble, discreditable, scungy (Australian, New Zealand) Nearby words of lousy lour louring louse lousy lout loutish lovable Synonyms of 'lousy' lousy Explore 'lousy' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of contemptible Definition deserving to be despised or hated Her husband is a contemptible little man.It was an utterly contemptible thing to do. Synonyms despicable, mean, low, base, cheap (informal), worthless, shameful, shabby, vile, degenerate, low-down (informal), paltry, pitiful, abject, ignominious, measly (informal), scurvy (old-fashioned), detestable, odious in the sense of crook He admitted to feeling a bit crook. Synonyms ill, sick, poorly (informal), funny (informal), weak, ailing, queer, frail, feeble, unhealthy, seedy (informal), sickly, unwell, laid up (informal), queasy, infirm, out of sorts (informal), dicky (British, informal), nauseous, off-colour, under the weather (informal), at death's door, indisposed, peaky, on the sick list (informal), green about the gills in the sense of despicable Definition deserving contempt He said it was a despicable crime. Synonyms contemptible, mean, low, base, cheap (informal), infamous, degrading, worthless, disgraceful, shameful, vile, sordid, pitiful, abject, hateful, reprehensible, ignominious, disreputable, wretched, scurvy (old-fashioned), detestable, scungy (Australian, New Zealand), beyond contempt in the sense of dirty Definition unfair, dishonest, or unkind That was a dirty trick to play. Synonyms despicable, mean, low, base, cheap (informal), nasty, cowardly, beggarly, worthless, shameful, shabby, vile, sordid, low-down (informal), abject, squalid, ignominious, contemptible, wretched, scurvy (old-fashioned), detestable, scungy (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of duff Definition broken or useless A couple of duff tracks prevent this being a masterpiece. Synonyms bad, poor, useless, pathetic, inferior, worthless, unsatisfactory, defective, deficient, imperfect, substandard, low-rent (informal), poxy (slang), pants (informal), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) in the sense of hateful Definition causing or deserving hate Why must I live in this hateful place? Synonyms horrible, despicable, offensive, foul, disgusting, forbidding, revolting, obscene, vile, repellent, obnoxious, repulsive, heinous, odious, repugnant, loathsome, abhorrent, abominable, execrable, detestable in the sense of ill Definition not in good health He was seriously ill with pneumonia. Synonyms unwell, sick, poorly (informal), diseased, funny (informal), weak, crook (Australian, New Zealand, slang), ailing, queer, frail, feeble, unhealthy, seedy (informal), sickly, laid up (informal), queasy, infirm, out of sorts (informal), dicky (British, informal), nauseous, off-colour, under the weather (informal), at death's door, indisposed, peaky, on the sick list (informal), valetudinarian, green about the gills, not up to snuff (informal) in the sense of low Definition unworthy or contemptible That was a really low trick. Synonyms contemptible, mean, base, nasty, cowardly, degraded, vulgar, vile, sordid, abject, unworthy, despicable, depraved, menial, reprehensible, dastardly (old-fashioned), scurvy (old-fashioned), servile, unprincipled, dishonourable, ignoble in the sense of off-colour Definition slightly ill She felt off-colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms. Synonyms ill, poorly (informal), sick, funny (informal), run down, under par, queer, unhealthy, washed out, unwell, queasy, out of sorts, under the weather (informal), off form, indisposed, peaky, not up to par, green about the gills, peely-wally (Scottish) in the sense of out of sorts Definition not in normal good health or temper At times, he has seemed lifeless and out of sorts. Synonyms unwell, ill, sick, poorly (informal), funny (informal), crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), ailing, queer, unhealthy, seedy (informal), laid up (informal), queasy, infirm, dicky (British, informal), off colour, under the weather (informal), at death's door, indisposed, on the sick list (informal), not up to par, valetudinarian, green about the gills (informal), not up to snuff (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of poor Definition disappointing or disagreeable The meal was very poor.He was a poor actor. Synonyms inferior, unsatisfactory, mediocre, second-rate, sorry, weak, pants (informal), rotten (informal), faulty, feeble, worthless, shabby, shoddy, low-grade, below par, substandard, low-rent (informal), for the birds (informal, old-fashioned), crappy (slang), valueless, no great shakes (informal, old-fashioned), rubbishy, poxy (slang), piss-poor (slang), chickenshit (US, slang), not much cop (British, slang), half-pie (New Zealand, informal), strictly for the birds (informal, old-fashioned), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) in the sense of poorly Definition rather ill I've just phoned Julie and she's still poorly. Synonyms ill, sick, ailing, unwell, crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), seedy (informal), below par, out of sorts, off colour, under the weather (informal), indisposed, feeling rotten (informal) in the sense of queasy Definition having the feeling that one is about to vomit He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy. Synonyms sick, ill, nauseous, squeamish, upset, uncomfortable, crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer, unwell, giddy, nauseated, groggy (informal), off colour, bilious, indisposed, green about the gills (informal), sickish in the sense of rotten I thought it was a rotten idea. Synonyms inferior, poor, sorry, inadequate, unacceptable, punk, duff (British, informal), unsatisfactory, lousy (slang), low-grade, substandard, ill-considered, crummy (slang), ill-thought-out, poxy (slang), chickenshit (US, slang), of a sort or of sorts, ropey or ropy (British, informal), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) in the sense of rotten You rotten swine! Synonyms despicable, mean, base, dirty, nasty, unpleasant, filthy, vile, wicked, disagreeable, contemptible, scurrilous, shitty (taboo, slang) in the sense of second-rate Definition not of the highest quality another second-rate politician Synonyms inferior, mediocre, poor, cheap, pants (slang), commonplace, tacky (informal), shoddy, low-grade, tawdry, low-quality, substandard, low-rent (informal), (strictly) for the birds (informal), two-bit (slang), end-of-the-pier (British, informal), no great shakes (informal), cheap and nasty (informal), rubbishy, dime-a-dozen (informal), piss-poor (slang), bush-league (Australian, New Zealand, informal), not much cop (British, slang), tinhorn (US, slang), half-pie (New Zealand, informal), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) in the sense of seedy Definition physically unwell All right, are you? Not feeling seedy? Synonyms unwell, ill, poorly (informal), crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), ailing, sickly, out of sorts, off colour, under the weather (informal), peely-wally (Scottish) in the sense of shoddy Definition of poor quality I'm normally quick to complain about shoddy service. Synonyms inferior, poor, second-rate, cheap, tacky (informal), tawdry, tatty, trashy, low-rent (informal), slipshod, cheapo (informal), rubbishy, junky (informal), cheap-jack (informal), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) in the sense of sick Definition physically or mentally unwell She's very sick. Synonyms unwell, ill, poorly (informal), diseased, weak, crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), under par (informal), ailing, feeble, laid up (informal), under the weather (informal), indisposed, on the sick list (informal) in the sense of terrible Definition very bad, unpleasant, or unsatisfactory She admits her French is terrible. Synonyms very bad, poor, inadequate, awful, appalling (informal), pants (British, informal), dreadful, useless (informal), hopeless, pathetic (informal), dire (informal), inferior, duff (British, informal), unsatisfactory, lousy (informal), pitiful (informal), laughable, atrocious (informal), abysmal (informal), frightful, substandard, crummy (informal), bodger or bodgie (Australian, slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of under the weather Definition feeling slightly ill I'm feeling a bit under the weather today. Synonyms ill, unwell, poorly (informal), sick, rough (informal), crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), ailing, not well, seedy (informal), below par, queasy, out of sorts, nauseous, off-colour (British), indisposed, peaky, ropy (British, informal), wabbit (Scottish, informal) in the sense of vicious Definition intended to cause hurt or distress a vicious attack on a woman's character Synonyms malicious, vindictive, spiteful, mean, cruel, venomous, bitchy (informal), defamatory, rancorous, backbiting, slanderous in the sense of vile Definition morally wicked a vile and despicable crime Synonyms wicked, base, evil, mean, bad, low, shocking, appalling, ugly, corrupt, miserable, vicious, humiliating, perverted, coarse, degrading, worthless, disgraceful, vulgar, degenerate, abject, sinful, despicable, depraved, debased, loathsome, contemptible, impure, wretched, nefarious, ignoble
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