filthier

简明释义

英[ˈfɪlθɪə]美[ˈfɪlθiər]

污秽的

肮脏的

下流的

卑劣的（filthy 的比较级）

英英释义

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例句

1.His hands became filthier from the sludge. Having rubbed his hands against his clothes several times he jumped down and walked up to me.

他那时的手更黑了，他把脏手在衣服上擦了又擦，然后跳到地上走了过来。

2.His hands became filthier from the sludge. Having rubbed his hands against his clothes several times he jumped down and walked up to me.

他那时的手更黑了，他把脏手在衣服上擦了又擦，然后跳到地上走了过来。

3.You do that, and this tank's gonna get filthier and filthier by the minute.

你那样做的话，这个鱼缸每分钟都会变得越来越脏。

4.The bathroom was even filthier than I expected.

这个浴室比我预期的还要肮脏。

5.After the party, the living room looked filthier than ever.

聚会后，客厅看起来比以往任何时候都要肮脏。

6.Some areas of the city are much filthier than others.

城市的某些区域比其他区域要肮脏得多。

7.He said his old car was filthier than a junkyard.

他说他的旧车比废品场还要肮脏。

8.The kitchen became filthier after cooking a big meal.

做了一顿大餐后，厨房变得更加肮脏。

作文

In the heart of the city, there exists a neighborhood that is often overlooked by those who live in more affluent areas. This part of town, though vibrant and full of life, is known for its challenges, including pollution and litter. Many people pass by without realizing just how much potential this community has. However, what they often notice is how much filthier (更肮脏的) it appears compared to the pristine streets of wealthier neighborhoods. The litter-strewn sidewalks and graffiti-covered walls tell a story of neglect and hardship. Despite these challenges, the residents of this neighborhood have a strong sense of community. They organize clean-up days, where families come together to pick up trash and beautify their surroundings. On these days, the streets become a little less filthier (更肮脏的), and the spirit of cooperation shines through. Children laugh and play as they work alongside their parents, learning the value of taking care of their environment. However, the reality remains that the area is still filthier (更肮脏的) than many others in the city. This disparity raises questions about social justice and equality. Why do some neighborhoods receive more attention and resources than others? Why are some areas left to fend for themselves while others are constantly maintained and cleaned? These questions linger in the air, as the residents strive to improve their community against the backdrop of a city that often seems indifferent to their struggles. The local government has made some efforts to address these issues, but progress has been slow. Funding for cleaning initiatives is limited, and many residents feel that their voices are not heard. They continue to advocate for better conditions, hoping that one day their neighborhood will no longer be seen as filthier (更肮脏的) than others. They dream of a time when their children can play outside without fear of encountering hazardous waste or broken glass. As I walk through this neighborhood, I am struck by the resilience of its people. They refuse to let the filthier (更肮脏的) conditions define them. Instead, they find beauty in their community and take pride in their efforts to uplift it. Murals painted by local artists adorn the walls, telling stories of hope and perseverance. The laughter of children echoes through the streets, a reminder that joy can exist even in the most challenging circumstances. In conclusion, while this neighborhood may be perceived as filthier (更肮脏的) by outsiders, it is so much more than that. It is a place filled with life, love, and determination. The residents work tirelessly to transform their environment, proving that even the most neglected areas can shine with a little effort and community spirit. It is essential to recognize the beauty within the struggle and to support those who are striving to create a better future for themselves and their children. Together, they can make their neighborhood not just less filthier (更肮脏的), but a shining example of resilience and hope.

在城市的中心，有一个社区经常被那些生活在更富裕地区的人们忽视。这个地方虽然充满活力和生机，但也面临着污染和垃圾等挑战。许多人路过时并没有意识到这个社区有多大的潜力。然而，他们通常注意到的是，这里看起来比富裕社区要filthier（更肮脏的）。满是垃圾的人行道和涂鸦的墙壁讲述了被忽视和艰难的故事。 尽管面临这些挑战，这个社区的居民有着强烈的社区意识。他们组织清扫日，家庭齐聚一堂，捡起垃圾，美化周围环境。在这些日子里，街道变得不那么filthier（更肮脏的），合作的精神闪耀着。孩子们在父母的陪伴下欢笑玩耍，学习照顾环境的价值。 然而，现实仍然是，这个地区仍然比城市的许多其他地方要filthier（更肮脏的）。这种差异引发了关于社会公正和平等的问题。为什么一些社区获得的关注和资源比其他社区更多？为什么一些地区被遗弃，而其他地区却不断得到维护和清理？这些问题在空气中徘徊，居民们努力改善自己的社区，而城市的背景似乎对他们的挣扎漠不关心。 当地政府确实采取了一些措施来解决这些问题，但进展缓慢。清理倡议的资金有限，许多居民感到自己的声音没有被听到。他们继续倡导更好的条件，希望有一天他们的社区不再被视为filthier（更肮脏的）而自豪。他们梦想着有一天，他们的孩子可以在没有遇到危险废物或破碎玻璃的情况下在外面玩耍。 当我走在这个社区时，我被人们的韧性所震撼。他们拒绝让filthier（更肮脏的）条件定义自己。相反，他们在自己的社区中发现美，并为自己的努力感到自豪。当地艺术家绘制的壁画装饰着墙壁，讲述着希望和毅力的故事。孩子们的笑声在街道上回荡，提醒人们即使在最具挑战性的情况下，快乐也能存在。 总之，虽然这个社区可能被外人视为filthier（更肮脏的），但它远不止于此。这里充满了生命、爱和决心。居民们不懈努力，努力改变他们的环境，证明即使是最被忽视的地区，只要付出一点努力和社区精神，也能闪耀光芒。认识到斗争中的美是至关重要的，并支持那些努力为自己和孩子创造更好未来的人们。通过团结，他们可以使自己的社区不仅仅是少一些filthier（更肮脏的），而是成为韧性和希望的闪亮典范。