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nasty

/ˈnæs.ti/

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adjective

/ˈnæs.ti/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то очень неприятное, вредное или оскорбительное.

Describes something that is very unpleasant, harmful, or offensive.

  1. Unpleasant or disgustingA2informal

    Causing a strong feeling of dislike or disgust.

    ruНеприятный или отвратительный

    • The food had a nasty taste.
    • There was a nasty smell coming from the garbage.
    • He made a nasty comment about her appearance.

    Synonymsabhorrentdisgustingfoulhorridloathsomerepulsiverevoltingsickeningunpleasantvile

    Antonymsagreeabledelightfullovelynicepleasant

  2. Mean or spitefulB1informal

    Behaving in a cruel, unkind, or malicious way.

    ruЗлобный

    • She said some nasty things to her friend.
    • He has a nasty temper when he's angry.
    • The bully was known for his nasty behavior.

    Synonymscruelhatefulmalevolentmaliciousmeanspitefulunkindvenomousviciousvindictive

    Antonymsamiablebenevolentgood-naturedkindnicepleasant

  3. Severe or dangerousB2informal

    Used to describe something that is very serious, harmful, or dangerous.

    ruСерьёзный или опасный

    • He had a nasty fall and broke his arm.
    • The storm caused a nasty accident on the highway.
    • She caught a nasty cold that lasted for weeks.

    Synonymsacutebrutalcriticaldangerousharmfulpainfulperilousseriousseverevicious

    Antonymsbenigngentleharmlessmildsafe

Forms
  • nastier comparative form
  • nastiest superlative form
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