单词	dingy
释义	dingy adjective din·​gy ˈdin-jē  dingier; dingiest 1 : dirty, unclean dingy fingernails 2 : shabby, squalid a dingy hotel room dingily ˈdin-jə-lē  adverb dinginess ˈdin-jē-nəs  noun Synonyms bedraggled befouled begrimed bemired besmirched black blackened cruddy dirty draggled dusty filthy foul grimy grotty [chiefly British] grubby grungy mucky muddy nasty smudged smutty soiled sordid stained sullied unclean uncleanly See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences He's been staying in a dingy motel. the bed sheets were pretty dingy so we threw them in the laundry pile Recent Examples on the Web The old Defender was built in a dark, dingy part of Land Rover's Solihull factory to tolerances which could be politely described as highly variable. Mike Duff, Car and Driver, 2 Mar. 2022 The halls are dingy but lined with students’ Inuit sculptures and dreamcatchers. NBC News, 14 Oct. 2020 My aluminum cookware has become dull and dingy looking. Washington Post, 9 Sep. 2020 The scene of Stubbs wearing a tacky tourist T-shirt drinking a beer in a dingy apartment looks like very authentic Stubbs to me — this, not pretending to be a security chief patrolling the theme park, seems like Stubbs’ natural habitat. James Hibberd, EW.com, 6 Apr. 2020 One set of stairs descends to the central Kim family’s dingy semi-basement apartment in modern-day Seoul, while another ascends to the front door of the ultrawealthy Park family, for whom the cash-strapped Kims work. Washington Post, 24 Oct. 2019 Instead Mr Tillerson had to duck into the headquarters of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, a dingy office that shares a building with a shuttered Japanese restaurant in an unremarkable corner of the capital. The Economist, 1 Mar. 2018 At the beginning of the film, a laconic trucker named Gorō, a Robert Mitchum type in a plaid shirt and cowboy hat, stops for a bite at a dingy roadside ramen shop. Sophie Pinkham, The New York Review of Books, 8 May 2020 Remember that the dingier the water, the slower the approach should be. Andrew Pegman, Field & Stream, 10 Apr. 2020 See More Word History Etymology origin unknown First Known Use 1691, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Kids Definition dingy adjective din·​gy ˈdin-jē  dingier; dingiest : rather dark and dirty a dingy room dingy adjective as in filthy not clean the bed sheets were pretty dingy so we threw them in the laundry pile Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance filthy dusty stained blackened dirty muddy black grimy grungy grubby nasty grotty smudged soiled bedraggled greasy sordid begrimed mucky messy draggled cruddy sullied unclean polluted befouled besmirched smutty uncleanly sloppy messed foul chaotic bemired insanitary littered unsanitary shabby confused unwashed scruffy cluttered squalid contaminated uncleaned tainted unkempt disheveled scuzzy untidy rumpled defiled impure gunky germy skanky slovenly mussy sooty unsterile unsterilized disarrayed muddled jumbled sleazy raunchy disarranged disordered mussed dishevelled fuliginous crocked collied Antonyms & Near Antonyms clean spotless immaculate stainless unstained unsullied ultraclean unsoiled cleaned pure limpid clear bleached neat spic-and-span tidy cleanly shiny spick-and-span orderly bright cleansed whitened groomed sparkling combed perfect untouched ordered unspotted purified unpolluted flawless wholesome unblemished untainted virgin undefiled taintless See More
随便看	attributivenesses attributives attributors attrist attrit attrital attrite attrited attrites attriting attrition attrition mill attritional attritions attritive attrits attritted attritting attritus atts Attu Attucks attune attuned attunement

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