squalid
/ˈskwɒl.ɪd/adjective
C1formalcommon/ˈskwɒl.ɪd/Describes something that is extremely dirty, unpleasant, or morally repulsive.
ruОписывает что-то крайне грязное, неприятное или морально отталкивающее.esDescribe algo extremadamente sucio, sórdido o repugnante, ya sea en lo físico o en lo moral; también puede referirse a condiciones miserables o despreciables.frQualifie quelque chose d'extrêmement sale, dégoûtant ou répugnant, que ce soit sur le plan physique ou moral.deBezeichnet etwas, das extrem schmutzig, heruntergekommen oder verwahrlost ist; auch moralisch verkommen, widerwärtig oder verachtenswert.ptDescreve algo extremamente sujo, miserável ou repugnante, tanto em sentido físico quanto moral.zh形容事物极其肮脏、卑劣或有损尊严,也形容人道德败坏、令人厌恶。arيصف شيئًا بالغ القذارة أو الإهمال أو التدهور المادي، أو شخصًا أو سلوكًا منحطًا أخلاقيًا ومثيرًا للاشمئزاز.
- Extremely dirty and unpleasant C1 formal
Very dirty, run-down, and often involving neglect, especially of living conditions.
- The refugees were living in squalid conditions.
- The abandoned building was squalid and infested with rats.
- He was shocked by the squalid state of the prison.
ruУбогийesmuy sucio y miserablefrsordide, crasseuxdeSchmutzig und heruntergekommenptImundozh肮脏破败arقذر ومهمل
- Morally degrading or sordid C1 formal
Involving or showing a complete lack of moral principles; sordid.
- The scandal revealed the squalid side of politics.
- They were involved in a squalid affair that ruined their reputations.
- The film depicts the squalid reality of the drug trade.
ruМорально унизительныйesabyecto, vilfrSordide, moralement dégradantdeMoralisch verwerflichptMoralmente degradantezh道德败坏arمنحط أخلاقياً
- squalider comparative form
- squalidest superlative form