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grunge

/ɡrʌndʒ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa sujeira, imundície ou estado de abandono e falta de higiene. No uso contemporâneo, também se refere ao estilo musical e estético ligado ao rock de Seattle nos anos 1990 e a um visual desleixado e despojado.

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noun

/ɡrʌndʒ/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa sujeira, imundície ou estado de abandono e falta de higiene. No uso contemporâneo, também se refere ao estilo musical e estético ligado ao rock de Seattle nos anos 1990 e a um visual desleixado e despojado.

A noun referring to the state of being covered with dirt, filth, or unclean matter.

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  1. Dirt or FilthB1formal

    A state or condition of being covered with unclean matter, such as grime, soot, or dirt.

    ptSujeira

    • His hands were covered in grunge after working on the car.
    • The abandoned house was filled with years of grunge and dust.
    • She scrubbed the grunge off the kitchen counter.
    • The old warehouse had a layer of grunge on every surface.

    Sinônimosdirtfilthgrimegunkmucksoot

    Antônimoscleanlinesspurityspotlessness

  2. Music GenreB2informalamerican

    A subgenre of alternative rock that emerged in Seattle in the 1980s and 1990s, characterized by distorted guitars, angsty lyrics, and a sludgy sound.

    ptGrunge

    • Nirvana's album 'Nevermind' brought grunge into the mainstream.
    • He grew up listening to grunge bands like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.
    • The grunge scene of the early '90s influenced fashion and culture.
    • Many consider Alice in Chains to be a key part of the grunge movement.
Formas
  • grunges plural form
  • grunges' possessive plural form
  • grunge's possessive singular form
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