英语词汇“nasty”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

a nasty wallop

A severe and powerful blow, which may be either dealt or received. I got a really nasty wallop from a two-by-four on the construction site last week. His left hook can deal a nasty wallop if he catches you with it.

be a nasty piece of work

To be a difficult or disagreeable person or thing. His secretary is a nasty piece of work, always snapping at people for no reason. I know you're not excited about this family vacation, but please, don't be a nasty piece of work the whole time. This virus is a nasty piece of work. It's already infected millions of users.

a nasty piece of work

A difficult or disagreeable person or thing. His secretary is a nasty piece of work, always snapping at people for no reason. I know you're not excited about this family vacation, but please, don't be a nasty piece of work the whole time. This virus is a nasty piece of work. It's already infected millions of users.

nasty woman

A liberal-minded woman. The phrase became a rallying cry and self-identifier for supporters of Hillary Clinton after Donald Trump referred to Clinton as "such a nasty woman" during a 2016 presidential debate. If I'm a "nasty woman" because I believe in equal rights for women, then so be it!

cheap and nasty

Inexpensive and poorly constructed. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Don't buy anything from that shop unless you're OK with it breaking—everything they sell is cheap and nasty.

get nasty

To become unpleasant or troublesome. I didn't know they had a problem with each other until things got nasty and resulted in a screaming match at my dinner party.

turn nasty

To become unpleasant or troublesome. I didn't know they had a problem with each other until things turned nasty and resulted in a screaming match at my dinner party.

leave a nasty taste in (one's) mouth

To give one a negative impression (based on something that has already happened). I don't know, man, the fact that he lied to you just leaves a nasty taste in my mouth. The way they conducted the interview left me with a nasty taste in my mouth. I don't think I'd accept the job even if they offered it.

leave a nasty taste in the mouth

To give one a negative impression (based on something that has already happened). I don't know, man, the fact that he lied to you just leaves a nasty taste in the mouth. The way they conducted the interview left a nasty taste in the mouth. I don't think I'd accept the job even if they offered it.

something nasty in the woodshed

Something illicit, immoral, illegal, or scandalous that is kept secret or hidden away from public sight. A line taken from Stella Gibbon's 1933 novel Cold Comfort Farm, in which a character discusses "something nasty in the woodshed" she witnessed as a child. Primarily heard in UK. With multiple reports of abuse coming to light, it certainly seems there is something nasty in the woodshed at the hospice care center. While the film initially presents him as a kindly old man, it begins hinting that there's something nasty in the woodshed lurking behind his benevolent demeanor.

shag-nasty

slang Particularly nasty or disgusting. The room they gave us was shag-nasty, but it was already 1 AM and there wouldn't be another motel for several hours at least. Judging by the shag-nasty gunk that came out of their engine, I'd say they haven't changed the oil in years.

a nasty piece of work

If someone is a nasty piece of work, they are very unpleasant. What about the husband, then? He's a real nasty piece of work. Note: Sometimes people use bit instead of piece, or use another adjective instead of nasty. He was a killer and a conman — an all-round nasty bit of work. She was a dreadful piece of work and anyone with eyes could have seen that.

cheap and nasty

of low cost and bad quality. British

a nasty piece (or bit) of work

an unpleasant or untrustworthy person. informal

something nasty in the woodshed

a shocking or distasteful thing kept secret. British informal

This expression is taken from Stella Gibbons 's comic novel Cold Comfort Farm ( 1933 ), in which Aunt Ada Doom's dominance over her family is maintained by constant references to her having seen something nasty in the woodshed in her youth. The details of the experience are never explained.

cheap and ˈnasty

(informal) something that is cheap and nasty does not cost a lot and is of poor quality and not very attractive or pleasant: The furniture was cheap and nasty.

get/turn ˈnasty

1 become threatening and violent: You’d better do what he says or he’ll turn nasty.
2 become bad or unpleasant: It looks as though the weather is going to turn nasty again.

a nasty piece of ˈwork

(British English, informal) a very unpleasant and dangerous person: Keep away from Bill Smith — he’s a very nasty piece of work.The factory manager was a nasty piece of work. We were all terrified of him.

cut up ˈrough/ˈnasty

(informal) behave or react in an angry, bad-tempered or violent way: I didn’t want to ask Joe for money, but Billy had cut up rough when I couldn’t pay him back.

leave a bad/nasty ˈtaste in the/your mouth

(of an experience) make you feel angry, bitter, or disgusted: The idea that the money had been stolen from her sick mother left a nasty taste in the mouth.When you see someone being treated so unkindly, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth.

shag-nasty

mod. nasty. I want out of this shag-nasty mess.

词汇	nasty
释义	See also HORRIBLE, UNDESIRABLE. creeping-crud n. any nasty, slimy substance. You got creeping-crud all over my pants leg.That's not creeping-crud! That's my pecan pie! crud n. nastiness; junk; worthless matter. This is just crud. Get rid of it.Get all that old crud out of the attic so we can have room for newer stuff. glop n. unappetizing food; gunk; anything undesirable. Do we have the same old glop again tonight?No, this is different glop. gobbledygook n. any mess, especially of food. Dinner was just gobbledygook again.Do we have the same old gobbledygook tonight? goo n. some sticky substance; gunk. What is this goo on my shoe?There is some sort of goo on my plate. Is that meant to be my dinner? gook n. a slimy substance; a sediment or residue. There was a lot of gook in my crankcase.Too much of that gook will ruin your engine. goop and goup n. slop; gunk; bad food. I refuse to eat this goop.You get used to this goup after a while. goozlum n. any gummy, sticky substance: syrup, gravy, soup, etc. Do you want some of this wonderful goozlum on your ice cream?Just keep putting that goozlum on my spuds. greldge n. something nasty or yucky. What is this greldge on my shoe?That's not greldge, that's just plain mud. gronk n. a nasty substance, such as dirt that collects between the toes. I don't want to hear any more at all about your gronk.What is this gronk here? grunge and grunch n. any nasty substance; dirt; gunk. There's some gritty grunge on the kitchen floor.What's that grunch on your tie? guck n. a thick, sticky substance; yuck. What is this guck on the bottom of my shoe?The doctor painted some nasty guck on my throat and told me not to swallow for a while. gunk n. any nasty, messy stuff. What is this gunk on the counter?Get this gunk up off the floor before it dries. ick n. any nasty substance. What is this ick on my shoe?That's not ick; it's good clean mud. mung and MUNG n. something that is “mashed until no good”; anything nasty or gloppy. (An acronym, but possibly a coinage before it became an acronym.) Get this mung off my plate.This mung is cruel and unusual punishment. I demand to see the warden. scrunge n. nastiness; gunk. What is this scrunge on my shoe?When you find some scrunge on your shoe or something, never try to find out what it is. Just wipe it off. scuz(z) n. filth. What is this scuzz all over the floor?There is some scuzz on your shoe. swill n. any nasty food or drink. Let's go over to the ptomaine-domain and get our evening swill.Man does not live by swill alone. Let's go to McDuck's instead. nasty 1. adjective 1 excellent US, 1940. 2 sexy, attractive, appealing; sluttish. A reversal of the conventional sense US, 1995 2. noun 1 the vagina. A usage that calls to mind Grose's definition of C*T – 'a nasty name for a nasty thing' NEW ZEALAND, 1998. 2 the penis AUSTRALIA, 1971. 3 a violently pornographic or horrific film. Often combined as VIDEO-NASTY but the content appears to be outlasting the technology UK, 1982. 4 an authority or agency that enforces citizens' band radio regulations UK, 1981.► do the nastyto have sex. A squeamish euphemism applied in a jocular manner US, 1977.► the nastyheroin UK, 1996 idiomnastydo the nasty AmEAmEslang to have sex:"So did ya do the nasty?" "Yeah, her parents went out."Do you think Paul and Lee are doing the nasty? a nasty wallop A severe and powerful blow, which may be either dealt or received. I got a really nasty wallop from a two-by-four on the construction site last week. His left hook can deal a nasty wallop if he catches you with it. be a nasty piece of work To be a difficult or disagreeable person or thing. His secretary is a nasty piece of work, always snapping at people for no reason. I know you're not excited about this family vacation, but please, don't be a nasty piece of work the whole time. This virus is a nasty piece of work. It's already infected millions of users. a nasty piece of work A difficult or disagreeable person or thing. His secretary is a nasty piece of work, always snapping at people for no reason. I know you're not excited about this family vacation, but please, don't be a nasty piece of work the whole time. This virus is a nasty piece of work. It's already infected millions of users. nasty woman A liberal-minded woman. The phrase became a rallying cry and self-identifier for supporters of Hillary Clinton after Donald Trump referred to Clinton as "such a nasty woman" during a 2016 presidential debate. If I'm a "nasty woman" because I believe in equal rights for women, then so be it! cheap and nasty Inexpensive and poorly constructed. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Don't buy anything from that shop unless you're OK with it breaking—everything they sell is cheap and nasty. get nasty To become unpleasant or troublesome. I didn't know they had a problem with each other until things got nasty and resulted in a screaming match at my dinner party. turn nasty To become unpleasant or troublesome. I didn't know they had a problem with each other until things turned nasty and resulted in a screaming match at my dinner party. leave a nasty taste in (one's) mouth To give one a negative impression (based on something that has already happened). I don't know, man, the fact that he lied to you just leaves a nasty taste in my mouth. The way they conducted the interview left me with a nasty taste in my mouth. I don't think I'd accept the job even if they offered it. leave a nasty taste in the mouth To give one a negative impression (based on something that has already happened). I don't know, man, the fact that he lied to you just leaves a nasty taste in the mouth. The way they conducted the interview left a nasty taste in the mouth. I don't think I'd accept the job even if they offered it. something nasty in the woodshed Something illicit, immoral, illegal, or scandalous that is kept secret or hidden away from public sight. A line taken from Stella Gibbon's 1933 novel Cold Comfort Farm, in which a character discusses "something nasty in the woodshed" she witnessed as a child. Primarily heard in UK. With multiple reports of abuse coming to light, it certainly seems there is something nasty in the woodshed at the hospice care center. While the film initially presents him as a kindly old man, it begins hinting that there's something nasty in the woodshed lurking behind his benevolent demeanor. shag-nasty slang Particularly nasty or disgusting. The room they gave us was shag-nasty, but it was already 1 AM and there wouldn't be another motel for several hours at least. Judging by the shag-nasty gunk that came out of their engine, I'd say they haven't changed the oil in years. a nasty piece of work If someone is a nasty piece of work, they are very unpleasant. What about the husband, then? He's a real nasty piece of work. Note: Sometimes people use bit* instead of piece, or use another adjective instead of nasty. He was a killer and a conman — an all-round nasty bit of work. She was a dreadful piece of work and anyone with eyes could have seen that. cheap and nasty of low cost and bad quality. British a nasty piece (or bit) of work an unpleasant or untrustworthy person. informal something nasty in the woodshed a shocking or distasteful thing kept secret. British informal This expression is taken from Stella Gibbons 's comic novel Cold Comfort Farm ( 1933 ), in which Aunt Ada Doom's dominance over her family is maintained by constant references to her having seen something nasty in the woodshed in her youth. The details of the experience are never explained. cheap and ˈnasty (informal) something that is cheap and nasty does not cost a lot and is of poor quality and not very attractive or pleasant: The furniture was cheap and nasty. get/turn ˈnasty 1 become threatening and violent: You’d better do what he says or he’ll turn nasty. 2 become bad or unpleasant: It looks as though the weather is going to turn nasty again. a nasty piece of ˈwork (British English, informal) a very unpleasant and dangerous person: Keep away from Bill Smith — he’s a very nasty piece of work.The factory manager was a nasty piece of work. We were all terrified of him. cut up ˈrough/ˈnasty (informal) behave or react in an angry, bad-tempered or violent way: I didn’t want to ask Joe for money, but Billy had cut up rough when I couldn’t pay him back. leave a bad/nasty ˈtaste in the/your mouth (of an experience) make you feel angry, bitter, or disgusted: The idea that the money had been stolen from her sick mother left a nasty taste in the mouth.When you see someone being treated so unkindly, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. shag-nasty mod. nasty. I want out of this shag-nasty mess.
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