Filthyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: 😳😱😅

ごめんなさ〜い😅
filthy は、dirty と同じ意味です。でも、もっと感情が強いです。very dirty and disgusting 🤢 くらい。

slang で、cool, dope みたいな意味もあります。
those shoes are filthy.

A: You probably heard "I'm guilty as charged."
This can be used in a funny or joking way.
"Are you Santa?"
Santa: "Guilty as charged."
This means what was said of the person before is true.
It's a way of saying whatever "charges" (in this case, being Santa Claus) are true against the person. Therefore, Santa is "guilty" of being Santa.

It's usually used in a joking/casual way, unless spoken about a court case or actual crime.

A: Or will dominate you

A: Dirty or repulsive it's basically a harsher word for dirty

A: отвратительный

A: eg
Look at that filthy dog!

Your clothes are filthy! Go put them in the wash and get changed.

You're not going anywhere with those filthy clothes on.

The kitchen was so filthy, it took us a week to clean.

hope that helps, if you need any more examples feel free to ask :)

A: three filthy girls, fight in the mud

A: The word filthy means dirty or unclean.

example:
1) The public toilets were very filthy.

2) If you don't clean your house it can get very filthy.

A: "I need to take the dog a bath, he is filthy."

"My hands are filthy because I was working on the car."

"His house is filthy, there is food left around everywhere."

"The child was filthy and covered in mud."

"What a filthy basement."

"The filthy green couch was covered with stains and crushed plastic cups."

"The troll had filthy yellow feet."

A: He is filthy rich

A: Dirty is unclean. Filthy is even more unclean.
Put another way, something that's filthy is extremely dirty.

You can also call an unpleasant person filthy.
E.g. You filthy liar!
You filthy cheat!

A: Filthy is dirty.
Indecent, obscene and smutty together are generally considered words that describe people in a sexual manner.
Indecent is Considered rude by polite society. Or naked.
Obscene is considered wild and unruly. Or crazy.
Smutty is basically sexy, but more refers to pictures and films. Comes from smut.

A: "Filthy" is a stronger word than "dirty." It's like how "terrible" is a stronger word than "bad."

A: "Filthy" just means extremely dirty, it intensifies the meaning of "dirty." So, the two sentences mean the same thing, but the first sentence tells us that 'it' is very, very dirty!

I hope this is helpful!

A: Filthy literally translates to filthy, so thats correct
Grubby is a slang for calling someone filthy, you could say "hes a filthy grub" it is a loose translation it can also mean other things

A: He's filthy rich

A: Dirty or unclean, I suppose it depends on use

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A: × If I was filthy rich to the point where I could buy anything I want, I’d buy a Tesla’s car not only because I like their designs but also because I agree with their mantra.
✓ If I were filthy rich to the point where I could buy anything I want, I’d buy a Tesla, not only because I like their designs but also because I agree with their mantra.

× It’ll save lots of money that you would have to pay if you had a car like maintenance cost and also you can use different cars when you get tired of a car.
✓ It saves lots of money that you would have to pay if you had a car, like maintenance costs, and also you can use different cars when you get tired of one.

× You might even be able to get a taste of what convertible cars with much lower costs than when you own.
✓ You might even be able to get a taste of what convertible cars are like with much lower costs than with you own.

Essentially, the difference between can and could is whether or not a sentence is indicative or counterfactual. To skip over a lot of linguistic stuff, in this context, it seems that you are going for the counterfactual, in which case, “could” is more suitable. But, keep in mind, this is pretty advanced semantics which most native speakers are unaware of.

Hope that helps!

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A: I would say "
you always talk dirty
I have had enough of your dirty language ( tongue)

A: It sounds like it's a reference to the movie Home Alone, which was a film about a family who forgets their youngest child at home when they go on a family vacation for Christmas. Two burglars try to break in and Kevin, the kid who was left behind, plays audio from a gangster movie with a lot of gunfire and death that ends with the line, "Keep the change, ya filthy animal". It's used to scare away the burglars by making them think there are people getting shot up in the home'.

A filthy animal = a dirty animal

It was used as an insult in the old days to describe low-down, dirty scum. Bad people.