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grungily

/ˈɡrʌn.dʒɪ.li/

翻译: 非正式副词,由“grungy”派生而来,意思是“以肮脏、邋遢或破旧的方式”。常用来形容某物看起来磨损、不整洁或状态很差,并与休闲或另类风格相关联。

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adverb

/ˈɡrʌn.dʒɪ.li/C2formal
  • zh非正式副词,由“grungy”派生而来,意思是“以肮脏、邋遢或破旧的方式”。常用来形容某物看起来磨损、不整洁或状态很差,并与休闲或另类风格相关联。

An informal adverb derived from 'grungy,' meaning 'in a dirty, grimy, or shabby manner.' It is often used to describe something that appears worn, unkempt, or in a state of disrepair, and is associated with casual or alternative styles.

  1. In a dingy mannerC1informalamerican

    In a way that is dirty, grimy, or shabby, often associated with a worn or unkempt appearance.

    zh邋遢地

    • He was dressed grungily in torn jeans and an old flannel shirt.
    • The apartment was grungily decorated with mismatched furniture and peeling paint.
    • She grungily wiped the dust from the shelves, leaving smudges behind.

    同义词dingilygrubbilyshabbily

    反义词cleanlyimmaculatelyspotlessly

词形
  • more grungily comparative form
  • most grungily superlative form