squalid

单词squalid

基本解释

adj.: 肮脏的；邋遢的；道德败坏的；丑恶的
网络: 污秽的；卑劣的；悲惨的

权威解释

• 肮脏的；邋遢的:

  very dirty and unpleasant

• 道德败坏的；丑恶的；卑鄙的:

  involving low moral standards or dishonest behaviour

英汉解释

• 寒酸的;微不足道的

• 卑鄙的,卑劣的

• 贫困的,悲惨的,可怜的

• (道德品质)卑劣的

• 肮脏的,邋遢的

同义词

adj.filthydirtyfoulnastyfetid

反义词

adj.cleancharming

例句

• The only landscapes he noticed were window-views of houses and his own squalid gardens, full of buddleia, which he also painted.

  他注意到的唯一风景是房子的窗景和他自己的肮脏的花园，满是醉鱼草，他也将它们画进了画中。

• In itself, this was a story of two silly people on a squalid little night out in London, and is of no particular interest.

  就故事本身来说，不过是伦敦两个蠢人在夜晚外出时发生的丑事而已，并没有特别有趣的地方。

• It was a very poor quarter, a labyrinth of squalid bamboo huts, thatched with palm leaf, winding all over a steep hillside.

  这是个平民区，在一个陡峭的山边，破烂的竹屋子挤在一起，屋顶铺的是棕榈叶。

• His age and a veneer of dignity made of this too recent incidents a pretty squalid minor mistake.

  那么以他的年纪和风度而言，他足可以使眼前的小事化为微不足道的细枝末节。

• had no place to stay and his wife left him because of the squalid life.

  他破产，没有地方住，由于不能忍受贫困的生活，他的妻子离开了他。

• I married him because any other relationship seemed . . . cheap and squalid.

  我和他结婚是因为其它的关系在我看来，是那么廉价和肮脏。

• She is of the generation and hauteur that would think all mail order items are a bit squalid.

  她那代人很自大，会认为所有邮购商品都有些肮脏。

• It is easy to see how crime can breed in such a squalid neighborhood.

  显而易见，在这样的贫民区里怎能不孕育出犯罪的行为。

• At the height of the war, more than a million people were displaced and confined to squalid camps.

  战争最激烈的时候，一百多万人流离失所，被困在肮脏的营地。

• Fortunately we can back out of these squalid squad-based rat tunnels and move on to the aptly titled Die Hard Attack.

  幸运的是，你可以从肮脏的小队鼠洞撤出并投入到题目贴切的“舍命攻击”。