tatty

• Descreve algo gasto, surrado ou em mau estado de conservação; também pode indicar algo pobre, de má qualidade ou desleixado.

Describes something that is worn out, shabby, or in poor condition.

1. Worn and shabbyB2informalbritish

   Showing signs of wear and tear; in poor condition due to age or use.

   Gasto e surrado

   • He wore a tatty old coat that had seen better days.
   • The furniture in the waiting room was looking rather tatty.
   • Her tatty suitcase was held together with tape.

   Sinônimosbatteredbedraggleddilapidatedfrayedraggedscruffyseedyshabbytatteredthreadbareworn

   Antônimosimmaculateneatpristinesmartspick-and-spantrim

2. Tastelessly showyC1informalbritish

   Having a cheap, gaudy, or vulgar appearance; lacking elegance.

   Espalhafatoso de mau gosto

   • The decorations were tatty and over-the-top.
   • She wore a tatty dress covered in cheap sequins.
   • The room was filled with tatty ornaments that clashed horribly.

   Sinônimoscheapflashygarishgaudymeretriciousshowytawdryvulgar

   Antônimoschicclassyelegantgracefulpolishedrefinedsophisticatedstylishtasteful