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nas·ty AHD[năsʹtē] D.J.[ˈnæstiː]K.K.[ˈnæsti]adj.（形容词）nas.ti.er, nas.ti.est - Disgustingly dirty. 肮脏的：脏得引人作呕的
- Physically repellent.难闻的：引起身体上的厌恶的
- Morally offensive; indecent.See Synonyms at offensive 猥亵的，下流的：道德上应受谴责的；下流的 参见 offensive
- Malicious; spiteful:恶意的；卑鄙的："Will he say nasty things at my funeral?”(Ezra Pound)“他将要在我的葬礼上说一些恶语中伤的话吧?”(埃兹拉·庞德)
- Very unpleasant or annoying:使人不愉快的; 烦人的：非常使人不愉快或使人生气的：nasty weather; a nasty trick.See Synonyms at dirty 令人不快的天气；令人生气的诡计 参见 dirty
- Painful or dangerous; grave:严重的：痛苦的或危险的；严重的a nasty accident.一次严重的事故
- Exasperatingly difficult to solve or handle: 难处理的：难以理解，处理或解决的：a nasty puzzle; a nasty problem.难以解决的疑团；难以解决的问题
n.（名词）【复数】 nas.ties - One that is nasty:讨厌的家伙："It is the business of museums to present us with nasties as well as with fine things"(Country Life)“博物馆的职责是向我们展示一些好的东西同时也有坏的东西”(乡村生活)
- Middle English nasti 中古英语 nasti
- possibly alteration of Old French nastre [bad] 可能为 古法语 nastre的变化 [坏的]
- short for villenastre villenastre的简写
- vilein [bad] * see villain vilein [坏的] * 参见 villain
- -astre [pejorative suff.] from Latin -aster -astre [轻视的副主教] 源自 拉丁语 -aster
nasʹtily adv.（副词）nasʹtiness n.（名词） |