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1 disreputable
ذَمِيم \ disreputable: well known for being bad or not respectable: a disreputable bar. \ See Also سَيِّئ السُّمْعَة \ زَرِيّ الهَيْئَة \ disreputable: looking rough and dirty: old disreputable clothes. -
2 disreputable
[dɪs'repjʊtəbl]1) (unsavoury) [ person] poco raccomandabile, di cattiva reputazione; [ place] malfamato; [ behaviour] disdicevole, scorretto3) (discredited) [ method] screditato* * *[-'repju-]1) (not respectable, especially in appearance: a disreputable old coat.) indecoroso2) (of bad reputation: He's rather a disreputable character.) malfamato* * *disreputable /dɪsˈrɛpjʊtəbl/a.2 ( di persona) losco, equivoco: a disreputable businessman, un losco affarista; He mixed with some very disreputable characters, frequentava personaggi molto equivocidisreputableness n. [u] disreputably avv.* * *[dɪs'repjʊtəbl]1) (unsavoury) [ person] poco raccomandabile, di cattiva reputazione; [ place] malfamato; [ behaviour] disdicevole, scorretto3) (discredited) [ method] screditato -
3 disreputable
adjectivezwielichtig; übelbeleumdet [Person]; verrufen [Etablissement, Gegend]; schäbig [Aussehen]* * *[-'repju-]1) (not respectable, especially in appearance: a disreputable old coat.) schändlich2) (of bad reputation: He's rather a disreputable character.) verrufen* * *dis·repu·table[dɪsˈrepjətəbl̩, AM -t̬-]adj verrufen, zwielichtig* * *[dɪs'repjʊtəbl]adjperson, hotel, bar verrufen; clothes schäbig; conduct unehrenhaft; area anrüchig, verrufen* * ** * *adjectivezwielichtig; übelbeleumdet [Person]; verrufen [Etablissement, Gegend]; schäbig [Aussehen]* * *adj.verrufen adj. -
4 زري
زَرِيّ \ loutish: like a lout. squalid: (of a place or condition) dirty, for lack of care: a squalid kitchen; a squalid existence. \ زَرِيّ (إنسان) \ lout: an ungraceful and badmannered fellow. \ See Also جلف (جِلْف) \ زَرِيّ الهَيْئَة \ disreputable: looking rough and dirty: old disreputable clothes. -
5 seedy
ˈsi:dɪ прил.
1) наполненный семенами, косточками seedy grapes ≈ виноград с косточками
2) изношенный, обветшалый, потертый, потрепанный seedy clothes ≈ потрепанная одежда Syn: worn-out, threadbare, shabby
3) сомнительный;
жалкий;
бедный, убогий a seedy district ≈ район, пользующийся дурной репутацией seedy entertainment ≈ сомнительное развлечение Syn: disreputable, squalid
4) разг. нездоровый, слабый He felt seedy and went home early. ≈ Он себя неважно почувствовал и рано ушел домой. наполненный семенами, зернистый( разговорное) изношенный, старый, потрепанный - * clothes убогая /потрепанная/ одежда (разговорное) жалкий, бедный, убогий - * individual жалкий тип - * old tramp старый оборванец сомнительный, не внушающий доверия - * hotel захудалая гостиница;
подозрительная гостиница (разговорное) нездоровый - to look * плохо выглядеть - to feel * чувствовать недомогание, киснуть - I feel * мне что-то не по себе( редкое) имеющий привкус семян (о вине) ~ разг. нездоровый;
to feel seedy плохо себя чувствовать;
to look seedy плохо выглядеть ~ разг. нездоровый;
to feel seedy плохо себя чувствовать;
to look seedy плохо выглядеть seedy изношенный, потрепанный ~ наполненный семенами ~ разг. нездоровый;
to feel seedy плохо себя чувствовать;
to look seedy плохо выглядеть -
6 seedy
1. a наполненный семенами, зернистый2. a разг. изношенный, старый, потрёпанный3. a разг. жалкий, бедный, убогий4. a разг. сомнительный, не внушающий доверия5. a разг. разг. нездоровый6. a разг. редк. имеющий привкус семянСинонимический ряд:1. disheveled (adj.) disheveled; scruffy; unkempt2. shabby (adj.) bedraggled; broken-down; decayed; decaying; decrepit; deteriorated; dilapidated; dingy; disreputable; down-at-heel; faded; mangy; moth-eaten; neglected; old; poor; ragged; ratty; run-down; scrubby; shabby; shady; shoddy; sleazy; slipshod; squalid; tacky; tagrag; tattered; threadbare; tired; torn; wornАнтонимический ряд:dapper; respectable; well-kept -
7 threadbare
1. a потёртый, изношенный, потрёпанный2. a старый, избитый, приевшийся, не новый3. a редк. плохо одетый; в поношенной одежде; оборванныйthreadbare beggar — оборванец, нищий в лохмотьях
Синонимический ряд:1. meager (adj.) inadequate; insubstantial; meager; meagre; negligible; scanty; skimpy; slight; slim; unfulfilling2. shabby (adj.) bald; bedraggled; broken-down; decaying; decrepit; dilapidated; dingy; disreputable; down-at-heel; faded; frayed; mangy; moth-eaten; ragged; run-down; scrubby; scruffy; seedy; shabby; shoddy; sleazy; slipshod; squalid; tacky; tagrag; tattered; worn; worn out3. trite (adj.) banal; bathetic; bromidic; chain; cliche; cliched; clichй; commonplace; corny; hack; hackneyed; musty; old hat; platitudinous; shopworn; shop-worn; stale; stereotyped; stereotypic; stereotypical; stock; timeworn; tired; trite; twice-told; warmed-over; well-worn; worn-outАнтонимический ряд:new; novel
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