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1 vile
(horrible; wicked; disgusting: That was a vile thing to say!; The food tasted vile.) vil, despreciable, infame; asqueroso- vilely- vileness
tr[vaɪl]1 vil, despreciable2 familiar (taste, smell) asqueroso,-a1) wicked: vil, infame2) revolting: asqueroso, repugnante3) terrible: horrible, atrozvile weather: tiempo horribleto be in a vile mood: estar de un humor de perrosadj.• acanallado, -a adj.• astroso, -a adj.• belitre adj.• horroroso, -a adj.• infame adj.• miserable adj.• pésimo, -a adj.• pícaro, -a adj.• soez adj.• vil adj.vaɪladjective viler, vilesta) (evil, despicable) (liter) vil (liter)b) (colloq) <taste/food> vomitivo (fam), asqueroso, repugnante; <color/weather> horrible, inmundoto have a vile temper — tener* muy mal genio
[vaɪl]ADJ1) (=base, evil) [person, behaviour, attack, regime] vil, infame; [language] abominable2) * (=disgusting) [conditions] miserable, infame; [weather] pésimo, infame; [smell, taste] repugnanteit smelled/tasted vile — tenía un olor/sabor repugnante
to be in a vile mood — estar de pésimo humor, estar de un humor de mil demonios *
he has a vile temper — tiene un genio muy violento, tiene un genio de mil demonios *
* * *[vaɪl]adjective viler, vilesta) (evil, despicable) (liter) vil (liter)b) (colloq) <taste/food> vomitivo (fam), asqueroso, repugnante; <color/weather> horrible, inmundoto have a vile temper — tener* muy mal genio
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vile — [vīl] adj. [ME vil < OFr < L vilis, cheap, base < ? IE * wezlis < * wesno , price > VENAL] 1. morally base or evil; wicked; depraved; sinful 2. offensive to the senses or sensibilities; repulsive; disgusting 3. cheap; worthless 4.… … English World dictionary
vile — UK [vaɪl] / US adjective Word forms vile : adjective vile comparative viler superlative vilest 1) extremely unpleasant a vile smell vile weather I drank their vile greyish coffee. 2) formal shocking and morally bad these vile crimes Derived word … English dictionary
vile — adjective (viler; vilest) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French vil, from Latin vilis Date: 14th century 1. a. morally despicable or abhorrent < nothing is so vile as intellectual dishonesty > b. physically repulsive ; foul < a … New Collegiate Dictionary
vile — [[t]vaɪl[/t]] adj. vil•er, vil•est 1) wretchedly bad: vile weather[/ex] 2) highly offensive, unpleasant, or objectionable: a vile odor[/ex] 3) morally debased, depraved, or despicable 4) menial; lowly: vile tasks[/ex] 5) of little value or… … From formal English to slang
vile — /vaɪl / (say vuyl) adjective (viler, vilest) 1. wretchedly bad: vile weather. 2. highly offensive, obnoxious, or objectionable. 3. repulsive or disgusting, as to the senses or feelings; despicably or revoltingly bad. 4. morally base, depraved, or …
vile — adj. 1 disgusting. 2 morally base; depraved, shameful. 3 colloq. abominably bad (vile weather). 4 archaic worthless. Derivatives: vilely adv. vileness n. Etymology: ME f. OF vil vile f. L vilis cheap, base … Useful english dictionary
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vile´ly — vile «vyl», adjective, vil|er, vil|est. 1. very bad: »a vile absurdity. The weather today was vile rainy, windy, and cold. 2. foul; … Useful english dictionary
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