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scummy

/ˈskʌm.i/

Traducción: Adjetivo informal y despectivo que describe a alguien o algo como sucio, despreciable o moralmente repulsivo.

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adjective

/ˈskʌm.i/C1formal
  • esAdjetivo informal y despectivo que describe a alguien o algo como sucio, despreciable o moralmente repulsivo.

An informal, derogatory adjective used to describe something or someone as dirty, contemptible, or morally repulsive.

  1. Covered with scumB2informal

    Having a layer of dirt, froth, or impurities on the surface, often on a liquid.

    escubierto de espuma o suciedad

    • The pond water looked scummy and green.
    • He refused to drink from the scummy glass.
    • The scummy film on the soup made it unappetizing.

    Sinónimosdirtyfilthyfoulimpuremurkyslimyunclean

  2. Despicable or contemptibleC1informal

    Describing a person or action that is morally low, worthless, or of the most contemptible kind.

    esdespreciable, vil

    • That scummy thief stole from an old lady.
    • I can't believe he would do something so scummy.
    • The scummy behavior of the politician disgusted everyone.

    Sinónimosbasecontemptibledespicablelowmeannastyrottensordidvileworthless

    Antónimosadmirablehonorablenoblerespectableuprightvirtuous

Formas
  • scummier comparative form
  • scummiest superlative form