(informal) A dirty, grimy, sleazy, or disreputable person || (climbing) A poor climber, alpinist, skier or other outdoorsman who lives cheaply, without normal employment, and with few amenities in order to spend as much time on their sport as possible. Used praisingly.
Last night, I bit the bullet and went to see my neighbor about her teenage dirtbag of a daughter.
Last night I bit the bullet and went to see my neighbour about her teenage dirtbag of a daughter and the noise along with a list of other minor misdemeanours.
Last night I but the bullet and went to see my neighbour about her teenage dirtbag of a daughter and the noise along with a list of other minor misdemeanours.
词组
finishing spot;finishing dirts
整理污迹
属类：行业术语
-纺织--
Gear mark/streak:A dark colour line across the printed sheet.A defect caused by worn gears or dirts gathered on gears of a press cylinder.
墨条痕:横过纸面的一条深色墨痕。是印刷机上的圆筒齿轮因磨蚀或污物堆积所引致的故障。
属类：行业术语-印刷-
finishing spot;finishing dirts
整理污迹
属类：行业术语-纺织-
|noun|
1.A state or quality of uncleanliness.
‘the sweat and _dirt_ of industry’
‘Last year we lost 10 marks for litter, weeds and general overall impression of _dirt_ and neglect.’
2.A substance, such as mud or dust, that soils someone or something.
‘Jo wiped the _dirt_ off her face’
‘And these items are all covered in dust and _dirt_ from the construction, and now sit on my windowsill.’
3.Excrement.
‘a lawn covered in dog _dirt_ ’
‘Now I know that in the parks around Islington, north London, dog _dirt_ is a menace, but the countryside is almost entirely carpeted with excrement.’
4.Information about someone’s activities or private life that could prove damaging if revealed.
‘is there any _dirt_ on Desmond?’
‘Anyway, Helen doesn't need to dig up _dirt_ on the Maori party.’
5.Soil or earth.
‘Michael threw a handful of _dirt_ on to the coffin’
名词 变体/同根词
‘the sweat and _dirt_ of industry’
