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Definition of grubby - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- His hands were grubby after working in the garage..
2.
- She wore a grubby old coat that had seen better days..
3.
- The politician was involved in a grubby scandal.
Origin of grubby
English, grub (to dig)
Examples of grubby in a sentence
She wiped her grubby face with a towel. The grubby curtains needed a good wash. His grubby shoes left marks on the floor. He was known for his grubby business dealings. The grubby affair tarnished his reputation.
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- French:crasseux, usé, ...
- German:schmutzig, schäbig, ...
- Italian:sudicio, logoro, ...
- Spanish:mugriento, desgastado, ...
- Portuguese:imundo, gasto, ...
- Chinese:肮脏的, 破旧的, ...
- Japanese:汚れた, ぼろぼろの, ...
- Arabic:قَذِر, مُهْتَرِئ, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּכְלָךְ, מְרוּפָּט, ...
- Russian:грязный, потрёпанный, ...
- Ukrainian:брудний, потертий, ...
- Hindi:गंदा, पुराना, ...
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