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dingy

/ˈdɪn.dʒi/

Traduction: Qualifie un lieu ou un objet sombre, sale et en mauvais état, souvent négligé et d'apparence terne.

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adjective

/ˈdɪn.dʒi/B2formal
  • frQualifie un lieu ou un objet sombre, sale et en mauvais état, souvent négligé et d'apparence terne.

Describes a place or object that is dark, dirty, and in poor condition.

  1. Dark and dirtyB2formal

    Having a dark, dirty, or shabby appearance due to neglect or age.

    frSombre et sale

    • The room was small and dingy, with peeling wallpaper.
    • They lived in a dingy apartment near the train station.
    • The old warehouse looked dingy and abandoned.

    Synonymesdirtydismaldrabdrearydullduskygrimymurkyshabbysooty

    Antonymesbrightcleanfreshimmaculatepristinesparkling

  2. Dull or fadedB2formal

    Lacking brightness or freshness; discolored or grimy.

    frterne et défraîchi

    • The curtains had become dingy from years of sunlight.
    • His white shirt turned dingy after many washes.
    • The painting's colors were dingy and faded.

    Synonymesdrabdrearydullfadedgrimylacklustermurkyshabbysoiled

    Antonymesbrightcleanfreshpurevivid

Formes
  • dingier comparative form
  • dingiest superlative form
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