dirtier

adj.

恶劣的( dirty的比较级 )；肮脏的；卑劣的；下流的

1. The clothes on the floor are dirty.
   地板上的那些衣物是脏的.
2. The tourist complained that the room was too dirty.
   游客抱怨说房间太脏了。
3. The dirty pub is a beastly place.
   那个肮脏的小酒馆是一个叫人恶心的地方。
4. They sat drinking and telling dirty stories.
   他们坐在那里，边喝酒边讲下流故事。
5. They have been playing all sorts of dirty tricks.
   他们一直在耍弄种种卑鄙的伎俩。
6. The progress of that country is hindered by dirty politics.
   那个国家因腐败的政治而停滞不前。
7. This campaign was dirty and contentious.
   这次的竞选活动充满阴谋并让人争论不已。

1. You'll dirty your hand if you play in the dirt.
   如果你去玩泥巴，手会弄脏。
2. He will dirty his reputation by following bad people and doing bad things.
   和坏人一起做坏事,这将玷污他自己的名声。

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