filthy

filthy — 形容詞

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  • filthypositive
  • filthiercomparative
  • filthiestsuperlative

1. so dirty that it is unpleasant to look at, touch, or be near

1.形容詞B1
釋義

骯髒不堪

髒到令人不舒服的程度

so dirty that it is unpleasant to look at, touch, or be near

例句

Nellie refused to sit on the filthy sofa in the waiting room.

Nellie 拒絕坐在候診室那張骯髒不堪的沙發上。

collocation: filthy + [place or surface noun]

The kitchen was so filthy that Ziad called a cleaning service.

廚房骯髒不堪,Ziad 只好打電話叫清潔服務。

intensifier pattern: so filthy that…

同義詞
  • dirty

    less intense; the general term for not clean

  • grimy

    covered with a thin layer of dirt rubbed in over time

  • squalid

    dirty because of neglect or poverty

  • foul

    dirty and also bad-smelling

反義詞
  • spotless

    completely clean, without a single mark

  • pristine

    in perfect, original condition — not dirty at all

用法筆記

Stronger than 'dirty.' The speaker feels disgust, not just mild disapproval. Distinguish from sense 2 (OBSCENE; INDECENT), which describes offensive language or images, not physical dirt.

常見錯誤

My shirt is a bit filthy after lunch.
My shirt is a bit dirty after lunch.
💡'filthy' means extremely dirty; use 'dirty' for small amounts of dirt.

2. using words or showing images that are sexually offensive

2.形容詞B2
釋義

猥褻;下流

含有令人反感的色情內容

using words or showing images that are sexually offensive

例句

Renata complained about the filthy jokes her colleague kept telling at lunch.

Renata 抱怨同事午餐時一直講那些下流笑話。

The website was blocked for hosting filthy images that broke the school rules.

那個網站因為刊登違反校規的猥褻圖片而被封鎖。

collocation: filthy jokes / lyrics / comments

同義詞
  • obscene

    more formal; used especially in legal contexts

  • lewd

    more literary; suggests crude sexual desire

  • smutty

    informal; slightly milder than 'filthy'

  • crude

    less intense; describes rough, unrefined sexual references

反義詞
  • clean

    free of offensive sexual content

  • decent

    meeting accepted moral standards

  • wholesome

    morally healthy and suitable for all ages

用法筆記

Always describes sexual content, not general bad taste or violence. Stronger than 'rude': 'filthy' implies the speaker finds the material morally offensive.

常見錯誤

The film was filthy because the fighting scenes were too violent.
The film was filthy because of its explicit sexual content.
💡'filthy' in this sense describes sexual offensiveness, not violence or gore.

3. clearly showing anger, especially through a facial expression or a bad mood

3.形容詞B2
釋義

怒氣沖沖

表情或態度明顯帶著怒氣

clearly showing anger, especially through a facial expression or a bad mood

例句

Luca shot his brother a filthy look when he arrived an hour late.

Luca 因為弟弟遲到整整一小時,怒氣沖沖地瞪了他一眼。

collocation: give someone a filthy look

Devika was in a filthy mood after waiting forty minutes for the bus.

Devika 等了四十分鐘公車都沒來,一肚子火。

同義詞
  • furious

    more intense; suggests rage, not just visible anger

  • livid

    informal; extremely angry, often shown in the face

  • irate

    formal; used especially in news reports

反義詞

文法句型

a filthy look/mood/temper

用法筆記

Informal British English. Most often describes a look or mood, but can describe any strong outward display of anger. Not used to describe a person's character.

4. done with such impressive skill that it confuses or embarrasses an opponent

4.形容詞C1
釋義

高超技巧

動作技巧高超令對手難以防備

done with such impressive skill that it confuses or embarrasses an opponent

例句

Nellie scored with a filthy backheel that left the goalkeeper standing still.

Nellie 用一記高超的腳後跟進球,讓守門員愣在原地。

British sports slang: filthy + [sports move]

The crowd roared when Ziad pulled off a filthy dribble past two defenders.

觀眾看到 Ziad 以高超技巧連過兩名防守球員,全場歡呼。

同義詞
  • dazzling

    similarly used in sports for brilliant skill

  • outrageous

    informal; suggests the move was shockingly good

  • skilful

    general term; lacks the informal, admiring tone

反義詞

用法筆記

British informal sports slang. Always describes an action or move, never a person. Used as a compliment — it means the skill was so impressive it felt unfair to the opponent.

5. so bad in a moral sense that it causes deep disgust

5.形容詞C1
釋義

卑劣;可鄙

道德上令人極度厭惡的

so bad in a moral sense that it causes deep disgust

例句

Renata exposed the filthy business deals that had been hidden for years.

Renata 揭發了那些隱藏多年的卑劣商業交易。

The documentary revealed the filthy treatment of workers in those factories.

那部紀錄片揭露了工廠裡對工人的卑劣待遇。

同義詞

用法筆記

Formal or literary. Describes actions or behaviour that are morally corrupt — lies, schemes, bribery. Not about physical dirt or sexual content.

filthy — 副詞

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