nasty

英['nɑ:sti]美['næsti]

adj.
1.令人不愉快的，令人厌恶的
2.不善良的，恶意的；道德败坏的
3.危险的，威胁的；疼痛的，严重的

复　数：nasties

名　词：nas'tiness

副　词：nas'tily

同：	[a.] awful, filthy, foul, tight
反：	[a.] nice

dirty，foul，nasty

这些形容词均有“脏的，污秽的”之意。
dirty普通用词，泛指被玷污或弄脏。
foul指由于腐烂、恶臭等造成的不干净，令人恶心。
nasty主要指特别讲究清洁的人感到讨厌的东西。

Jeffrey R. Immelt now finds himself charged with delivering double-digit growth amid war and a nasty downturn.
伊梅尔特发现，他目前面临的任务是在战争和经济滑坡的大环境下实现公司的两位数增长。收藏
When I talked to the neighbor about his dogs, we got into a nasty rhubarb and ended up yelling at each other. But I guess it did some good - since we had the rhubarb he's done a better job of keeping his dogs away from our yard.
当我和那个邻居提起他的狗的时候，我们争吵的非常凶，最后两个人都大声嚷嚷。不过，我想这还是有好处的，自从我们大吵一场后，他倒是不太让他的狗到我们院子里来了。收藏
She goes round saying nasty things about her mother-in-law
她经常说婆婆的坏话。收藏
the rapidly escalating and darkening volley of nasty political bitchery(Joe Brown)
令人作呕的政治恶语的快速升级和暗箭伤人(乔·布朗)收藏
Joe Hanson's a nasty piece of work. Everything he does is to his own advantage.
乔哈森确实不是个好东西，他做的每一件事都是对他自己有利的。收藏

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offensive or even (of persons) malicious
- in a nasty mood
- a nasty accident
- a nasty shock
- a nasty smell
- a nasty trick to pull
- Will he say nasty things at my funeral?
[同] awful, nasty
[反] nice
exasperatingly difficult to handle or circumvent
- a nasty problem
- a good man to have on your side in a tight situation
[同] nasty, tight

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