filthy

adjective

/ˈfɪlθi/

(comparative filthier, superlative filthiest)

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very dirty and unpleasant
- filthy rags/streets
- It's filthy in here!
Synonyms dirty
dirty
- dusty
- filthy
- muddy
- soiled
- grubby
- stained
These words all describe somebody/something that is not clean.
- dirty not clean; covered with dust, soil, mud, oil, etc:
  If your hands are dirty, go and wash them.
- dusty full of dust; covered with dust:
  There were shelves full of dusty books.
- filthy very dirty and unpleasant:
  It’s absolutely filthy in here.
- muddy full of or covered in mud:
  Don’t you come in here with those muddy boots on!
- soiled (rather formal) dirty, especially with waste from the body:
  soiled nappies/diapers
- grubby (rather informal) rather dirty, usually because it has not been washed:
  He hoped she wouldn’t notice his grubby shirt cuffs.
- stained (often in compounds) covered with stains; marked with a stain (= a dirty mark that is difficult to remove):
  a pair of paint-stained jeans
Patterns
- dirty/dusty/filthy/muddy/soiled/grubby/stained clothes
- dirty/dusty/filthy/grubby hands
- a dirty/dusty/filthy room
- to get dirty/dusty/filthy/muddy/stained
Extra Examples
- It's absolutely filthy in here.
- There were two beggars dressed in filthy rags.
- Why are the streets so filthy in this part of the city?
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- be
- feel
- look
- …
adverb
- really
- absolutely
See full entry
very rude and offensive and usually connected with sex
- filthy language/words
- He's got a filthy mind (= is always thinking about sex).
- That's enough of your filthy language!
(informal) showing anger
- He was in a filthy mood.
- She has a filthy temper.
- Ann gave him a filthy look.
(British English, informal) (of the weather) cold and wet
- Isn't it a filthy day?

单词	filthy
释义	filthy adjective /ˈfɪlθi/ /ˈfɪlθi/ (comparative filthier, superlative filthiest) jump to other results very dirty and unpleasant filthy rags/streets It's filthy in here! Synonyms dirtydirty dusty filthy muddy soiled grubby stained These words all describe somebody/something that is not clean. dirty not clean; covered with dust, soil, mud, oil, etc: If your hands are dirty, go and wash them. dusty full of dust; covered with dust: There were shelves full of dusty books. filthy very dirty and unpleasant: It’s absolutely filthy in here. muddy full of or covered in mud: Don’t you come in here with those muddy boots on! soiled (rather formal) dirty, especially with waste from the body: soiled nappies/diapers grubby (rather informal) rather dirty, usually because it has not been washed: He hoped she wouldn’t notice his grubby shirt cuffs. stained (often in compounds) covered with stains; marked with a stain (= a dirty mark that is difficult to remove): a pair of paint-stained jeans Patterns dirty/dusty/filthy/muddy/soiled/grubby/stained clothes dirty/dusty/filthy/grubby hands a dirty/dusty/filthy room to get dirty/dusty/filthy/muddy/stained Extra Examples It's absolutely filthy in here. There were two beggars dressed in filthy rags. Why are the streets so filthy in this part of the city? Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs be feel look … adverb really absolutely See full entry very rude and offensive and usually connected with sex filthy language/words He's got a filthy mind (= is always thinking about sex). That's enough of your filthy language! (informal) showing anger He was in a filthy mood. She has a filthy temper. Ann gave him a filthy look. (British English, informal) (of the weather) cold and wet Isn't it a filthy day? filthy adverb /ˈfɪlθi/ /ˈfɪlθi/ (informal) jump to other results filthy dirty extremely dirty filthy rich so rich that you think the person is too rich and you find it offensive
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