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manky

/ˈmæŋ.ki/

Tradução: Adjetivo de gíria britânica que significa sujo, nojento ou de baixa qualidade.

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adjective

/ˈmæŋ.ki/B2formalbritish
  • ptAdjetivo de gíria britânica que significa sujo, nojento ou de baixa qualidade.

A British slang adjective meaning dirty, unpleasant, or of poor quality.

  1. Inferior and worthlessC1informalbritish

    Describes something of poor quality, low value, or generally undesirable.

    ptDe má qualidade

    • He bought a manky old car that broke down immediately.
    • The food at that restaurant was manky and overpriced.
    • I don't want to wear that manky shirt anymore.

    Sinônimoscheapinferiorlousypaltrypatheticrubbishysecond-rateshoddytrashyworthless

    Antônimoschoiceexcellentfinesuperiorvaluable

  2. Dirty or unpleasantC1informalbritish

    Describes something that is dirty, grimy, or in a state of disrepair.

    ptSujo ou desagradável

    • The kitchen was manky after the party.
    • His clothes were manky from working in the garden.
    • The old sofa was manky and smelled of dust.

    Sinônimosdingydirtyfilthygrimygrubbymuckyscruffyshabbysordidsqualid

    Antônimoscleanfreshimmaculatepristinespotless

Formas
  • mankier comparative form
  • mankiest superlative form