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1 sleazy
adjectiveschäbig (abwertend); heruntergekommen (ugs.) [Person]; (disreputable) anrüchig* * *['sli:zi](dirty and neglected: This area is rather sleazy.) heruntergekommen* * *[ˈsli:zi]adj anrüchig\sleazy area zweifelhafte Gegend\sleazy bar Spelunke f fam\sleazy affair unappetitliche Angelegenheit\sleazy person [or character] schäbige Person* * *['sliːzɪ] schäbig* * *sleazy adj (adv sleazily)1. Hotel etc:a) heruntergekommenb) anrüchig2. Person:a) dreckigb) ordinär3. dünn (u. billig) (Stoff):sleazy dress Fähnchen n umg pej4. fig fadenscheinig (Ausrede etc)* * *adjectiveschäbig (abwertend); heruntergekommen (ugs.) [Person]; (disreputable) anrüchig* * *adj.schmalzig adj.schmierig adj. -
2 sleazy
[ʼsli:zi] adjanrüchig;\sleazy area zweifelhafte Gegend;\sleazy affair unappetitliche Angelegenheit; -
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adj(bar, district) zwielichtig -
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adj(bar, district) zwielichtig -
5 sleazo
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6 elhanyagolt
(DE) Verwahrloste {r}; verwahrlost; (EN) dingy; down at the heel; forlorn; frowzy; ill-kempt; neglected; raffish; raggedy-ass; raunchy; rusty; scruffy; sleazo; sleazy; uncared; uncared-for; unlooked at; untended -
7 foszlós
(DE) flaumweich; (EN) sleazy -
8 laza
(DE) lax; locker; mürb; relaxed; schlapp; schütter; (EN) accommodating; easy; flimsy; flipperty-flopperty; floppy; incompact; lax; loose; loose-fitting; running; slack; sleazy; sloppy; unconsolidated -
9 lepusztult
(EN) raunchy; ravaged; sleazo; sleazy -
10 lerobbant
(DE) absprengen; (EN) be out of kilter; broken-down-looking; raggedy-ass; raunchy; sleazo; sleazy -
11 lompos
(DE) schlampig; Schlamp {r}; Schlumpe; Schlunze {e}; hudelig; schlunzig; schnuddelig; strub; (EN) dowdy; draggle-tailed; inelegant; mangy; slatternly; sleazy; slip-along; slovenly; sluttish; slutty; tacky -
12 mocskos
(DE) nissig; quarkig; sudelig; (EN) beastly; begrimed; black; damn; damned; dirty; dreggish; drossy; filthy; messy; plashy; reechy; ribald; scurrilous; scuzzy; sleazo; sleazy; smudged; snuffy; soiled; sordid; spotty; squalid; stinky -
13 rossz
(DE) Arg {s}; Arge {s}; bös; böse; hundsmiserabel; inkorrekt; mies; misslich; missraten; schlecht; schlimm; verkehrt; übel; halbbatzig; oll; (EN) bad; be fucked up; be on the fritz; be out of kilter; crappy; crummy; dipshit; dirty; disagreeable; dud; dutch; evil; evil eye; gimpy; half-assed; hard; harm; ill; incorrect; iniquitous; low; maleficent; meagre; mischievous; muddy; naff; not good; punk; raunchy; shitty; sleazo; sleazy; squiffed; stinky; vicious; wicked; wrong -
14 silány
(DE) minderwertig; schlecht; (EN) chintzy; crap; crappy; crummy; dipshit; gimpy; half-assed; ill-thriven; little; low-grade; makeshift; mean; naff; no class; one-horse; pitiable; raunchy; shitty; sleazo; sleazy; small; stinky; suck; thin; tin-pot; utility; wretched -
15 szakadós
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16 szakadt
(EN) raggedy-ass; raunchy; sleazo; sleazy; tacky -
17 szar
(DE) Scheiß {r}; Scheißdreck {r}; Scheiße {e}; Schiet {r}; Schiß {r}; belemmert; scheissen; scheisst; schiss; Saufraß {r}; Scheißerei {e}; (EN) be fucked up; crap; crappy; dipshit; dung; feces; fucking; half-assed; muck; naff; scuz; scuzz; shit; shitty; sleazo; sleazy; sodding; stinky; tripe; turd; yuck; yuk -
18 szemét
(DE) Kehricht {r}; Müll {r}; Unrat {r}; Auskehricht {r}; Fegsel {s}; (EN) discard; dreck; dross; dust; garbage; litter; mangy; mess; muck; mullock; offal; punk; refuse; rubbage; rubbish; rubbishy; scum; shitty junk; sleaze; sleazebag; sleazo; sleazy; snotty; sodding; stinky; sweepings; trash -
19 tetves
(DE) lausig; nissig; (EN) crappy; lousy; nitty; pedicular; pediculous; sleazo; sleazy -
20 vékony
(DE) büschelartig; dünn; labberig; (EN) attenuate; fine; flimsy; lank; of lath; reedish; scrannel; shallow; sheer; sleazy; slight; slim; slimmest; tenuous; thin; thready; twiggy; wispy
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