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Definition of dingy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
neglectshabby and uncared-for, often dirty
- He lived in a dingy apartment.
2.
darknesslacking light or brightness, appearing dull
- The room was dingy and unwelcoming.
Origin of dingy
English, dingy (dirty or discolored)
Examples of dingy in a sentence
She avoided the dingy alley at night. The dingy curtains blocked out most of the sunlight. His clothes looked dingy after the long journey.
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- French:miteux, sombre, ...
- German:schäbig, düster, ...
- Italian:squallido, scuro, ...
- Spanish:sucio, oscuro, ...
- Portuguese:decrépito, sombrio, ...
- Chinese:破旧, 昏暗的, ...
- Japanese:みすぼらしい, 薄暗い, ...
- Arabic:قاتِم, باهِت, ...
- Hebrew:מֻזְנָח, קוֹדֵר, ...
- Russian:грязный, тусклый, ...
- Ukrainian:занедбаний, тьмяний, ...
- Hindi:बदहाल, धुंधला, ...
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