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101 caverna
• cave• cavern• den• grotesquely• grotty -
102 cueva
• cave• den• dugout• grotesquely• grotty -
103 gruńón
• cranky• grotto• grotty• grouchy• ground• gruelling• gruffness• grumbling• grumblingly• grumpily• grumpish• grumpishly• grumpy person• irascible• snarler• testis unus testis nullis• tetanic -
104 gruta
• cave• cavern• grotesquely• grotty -
105 kellemetlen
(DE) anzüglich; arg; enttäuschende; garstig; heikle; misslich; mißbehaglich; mißlich; mulmig; pestartig; prekär; schikanös; unangenehm; unbehaglich; unerfreulich; unerquicklich; ungemütlich; unlieb; unliebsam; vertrackt; widerwärtig; (EN) awkward; bad; beastly; bothersome; churlish; crabby; cumbrous; disagreeable; disappointing; disgracious; displeasant; displeasing; effing; grating; grotty; homely; ill; inconvenient; irksome; nasty; noisome; objectionable; obnoxious; offensive; pesky; pestilent; pestilential; poisonous; sticky; troublesome; trying; ugly; unagreeable; uneasy; ungrateful; unkindly; unlovely; unpleasant; unpleasing; unsavory; unsavoury; untoward; unwelcome; vexatious -
106 ocsmány
(DE) grässlich; schäbig; säuisch; (EN) dastardly; dirty; foul; frumpy; groaty; grotty; hideous; mangy; squalid -
107 pocsék
(EN) atrocious; bum; crummy; damnable; execrable; groaty; grotty; it's an atrocity; lousy; mangy; punk; stink, stank, stunk; stink, stunk, stunk -
108 tré
(EN) crappy; groaty; grotty; half-assed -
109 unalmas
(DE) abgedroschen; ermüdender; fade; langweilig; mopsig; tuntig; fatigant; (EN) bald; banausic; boring; cut and dried; dedalian; ditch-water; dry; dryasdust; dull; dusty; flat; groaty; grotty; heavy; ho-hum; humdrum; insipid; jejune; languid; lean; matter-of-fact; milk-and-water; muzzy; palled; pokey; poky; prosaic; prosaical; proser; prosy; repetitious; slow; tame; tedious; thick-brained; tiresome; trivial; trying; unamusing; unamusive; unentertaining; unexciting; uninteresting; vapid; wearisome; weary -
110 undorító
(DE) abscheulich; abstossende; anekelnd; ekelerregend; ekelhaft; ekelig; eklig; fies; verabscheuungswürdig; verabscheuunsgwert; widerlich; widerwärtig; abscheuerregend; detestabel; (EN) abhorrent; abominable; beastly; carrion; disgustful; disgusting; distasteful; foul; fulsome; groaty; grotty; grovelling; hideous; icky; loathly; loathsome; mucksy; nauseant; nauseating; nauseous; noisome; pooping; queasy; rank; rebarbative; repellent; repulsive; revolting; shocking; sickening; smarmy; ugly -
111 utálatos
(DE) abscheuliche; garstig; verabscheuenswert; widerwärtig; abominabel; detestabel; popelig; poplig; (EN) abominable; beastly; detestable; distasteful; execrable; fulsome; groaty; grotty; hateful; hideous; loathly; loathsome; monstrous; nauseating; nauseous; odious; poisonous; rank -
112 assommoir
n. m.1. 'Grotty pub', down-market drinking establishment. (Zola's novel is probably the originator of this colloquial appellation.)2. Bore, boring person. -
113 bouge
n. m. (pej.): 'Grotty pub', 'dive', low-class public house. -
114 GRUNGY
GRUNGY (grubby, grotty)не только грязный, но еще и вонючий. -
115 годный
прил.; (к чему-л.; для кого-л./чего-л.)fit (for smth.; to do smth.); suitable, useful, good; (о билете, документе и т.п.) valid (for); able(-bodied) воен. -
116 frightful
страшный имя прилагательное: -
117 monstrous
чудовищный имя прилагательное: -
118 ugly
уродливый имя прилагательное: -
119 haggish
безобразный имя прилагательное: -
120 безобразный
ugly имя прилагательное:grotty (безобразный, отвратительный)haggish (безобразный, похожий на ведьму)
См. также в других словарях:
grotty — slang shortening of GROTESQUE (Cf. grotesque), it had a brief vogue 1964 as part of the argot popularized by The Beatles in A Hard Day s Night. It unconsciously echoes M.E. groti muddy, slimy, from O.E. grotig earthy, from grot particle … Etymology dictionary
grotty — ► ADJECTIVE (grottier, grottiest) Brit. informal 1) unpleasant and of poor quality. 2) unwell. DERIVATIVES grottiness noun. ORIGIN from GROTESQUE(Cf. ↑grotesqu … English terms dictionary
grotty — [grät′ē] adj. grottier, grottiest [< GROTESQUE + Y2] [Slang, Chiefly Brit.] dirty, cheap, nasty, disgusting, etc.: a generalized term of disapproval … English World dictionary
grotty — UK [ˈɡrɒtɪ] / US [ˈɡrɑtɪ] adjective Word forms grotty : adjective grotty comparative grottier superlative grottiest British mainly spoken dirty or unpleasant a grotty hotel Derived words: grottily adverb grottiness noun uncountable … English dictionary
grotty — [“gradi] mod. highly undesirable. (Originally British. From grotesque. See also grody.) □ Let’s not see another grotty movie tonight. □ What is this grotty stuff they serve here? □ It’s not grotty! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Grotty — Recorded in the spellings of McGrotty and Grotty, this is a very rare Irish surname. It appears to found only in the North, and in Counties Derry and Tyrone. It is almost certainly a transposed spelling of some other name. What else though is… … Surnames reference
grotty — grot|ty [ˈgrɔti US ˈgra:ti] adj BrE informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: grotesque] 1.) nasty, dirty, or unpleasant = ↑manky ▪ a grotty little bar 2.) ill ▪ The next day I felt a bit grotty … Dictionary of contemporary English
grotty — [[t]grɒ̱ti[/t]] grottier, grottiest ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe something as grotty, you mean that it is unpleasant or of poor quality and you dislike it strongly. [BRIT, INFORMAL] ...a grotty little flat in Camden … English dictionary
grotty — grot|ty [ grati ] adjective BRITISH MAINLY SPOKEN dirty or unpleasant: a grotty little hotel … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
grotty — adj British unpleasant, revolting or distasteful. The word became extremely popular in the early 1960s and quickly passed into the middle class lexicon where it is still found. Grotty, a typically Liverpudlian shortening of grotesque , became… … Contemporary slang
grotty — adjective BrE informal nasty, dirty, or unpleasant: a grotty little bedsit grottily adverb grottiness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English