grubbier

简明释义

英[ˈɡrʌbiə]美[ˈɡrʌbiər]

adj. 肮脏的；生蛆的；卑鄙的；矮小的（grubby 的变形）

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1.The deal on Banks' swaps desks was grubbier still: a nonsensical compromise to allow Senator Blanche Lincoln, author of a proposal to force Banks to spin these off, to save face.

对银行掉期产品的处理也卑劣依旧：荒谬的妥协是为了保全提出迫使银行关闭这些交易的参议员布朗什·林肯保全颜面。

2.The deal on Banks' swaps desks was grubbier still: a nonsensical compromise to allow Senator Blanche Lincoln, author of a proposal to force Banks to spin these off, to save face.

对银行掉期产品的处理也卑劣依旧：荒谬的妥协是为了保全提出迫使银行关闭这些交易的参议员布朗什·林肯保全颜面。

3.But he is tangentially implicated in some of the grubbier episodes of the Bill Clinton era, including Mr Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich, a fugitive financier.

他与克林顿时期的某些黑幕有着千丝万缕的关联，其中包括克林顿对于在逃金融罪犯马克·里奇的赦免。

4.It could hardly have been grubbier if he had first rubbed his hands in the earth, and then had a good cry, and then dried his face with his hands.

这张脸的邋遢程度不亚于用沾满烂泥的手在大哭过的脸上抹过。

5.Not that all bad boys fit this physical mold, but the dirtier, the messier the hair, and the grubbier the clothes, the faster she'll come running.

不是说所有坏小子都符合这样的外形特征，但越脏越乱头发和越邋遢衣服确实能让她更快地朝你而来。

6.And ever more countries are making "renewables" even more attractive through subsidies or taxes on grubbier fuels.

更多的国家通过补贴或对非清洁燃料征收高额税款让“可再生能源”更具吸引力。

7.But there is another, grubbier motive: regulatory arbitrage.

但是，还有另外一个更卑鄙的动机：监管套利。

8.After a week of camping, my clothes were much grubbier than when we started.

经过一周的露营，我的衣服比我们开始时要脏乱得多。

9.The children came back from playing outside looking even grubbier than usual.

孩子们从外面玩回来，看起来比平时更加脏乱。

10.His room was getting grubbier by the day, with clothes scattered everywhere.

他的房间一天比一天变得更加脏乱，到处都是散落的衣服。

11.The old sofa looked grubbier after years of use without cleaning.

那张旧沙发在多年未清洗后看起来更加脏乱。

12.I can't believe how much grubbier my shoes got after just one hike.

我真不敢相信我的鞋子在一次徒步旅行后变得多么脏乱。

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, there lies a small park that serves as an oasis for many. The trees sway gently in the breeze, providing shade to those who seek refuge from the sun. However, this park has seen better days. Once vibrant and well-maintained, it has now become a little more run-down, with litter strewn about and benches that have seen countless seasons without a fresh coat of paint. As I sat on one of these benches, I couldn't help but notice how much grubbier 肮脏的 the surroundings had become over time. The grass was patchy, and the flower beds, once bursting with color, were now filled with weeds and wilting plants. One day, while enjoying my lunch in the park, I observed a group of children playing nearby. They were laughing and running around, completely oblivious to the state of their environment. Their laughter was infectious, and for a moment, I forgot about the park's condition. But as I watched them, I noticed how their clothes were getting dirtier with every tumble they took on the ground. The dirt made them look even more 肮脏的, yet their joy was unaffected by it. This made me ponder the innocence of childhood and how children often find happiness in the simplest of things, regardless of their surroundings. As the days passed, I decided to take action. I gathered some friends who shared my concern for the park and organized a clean-up event. Armed with garbage bags and gloves, we set out to restore the park to its former glory. It was hard work, and at times, the task felt overwhelming. We encountered areas that were particularly 肮脏的, filled with trash that had accumulated over the years. Yet, with each piece of litter we picked up, I felt a sense of accomplishment. We laughed and chatted, sharing stories as we worked, turning what could have been a tedious chore into a fun community event. After several hours of cleaning, we finally stepped back to admire our work. The park looked noticeably better. The grass was greener, the benches were painted anew, and the flower beds were weeded and ready for new blooms. Although the park still had a long way to go before it was perfect, it was no longer as 肮脏的 as it had been. Our efforts had made a difference, and I felt proud to be part of a community that cared enough to take action. Reflecting on this experience, I realized that the state of our environment often reflects our attitudes towards it. When we allow spaces to become 肮脏的 and neglected, we also allow ourselves to become disconnected from the beauty that surrounds us. However, when we come together to care for our shared spaces, we not only improve the environment but also strengthen our community bonds. The park became a symbol of our collective effort, reminding us that even the grubbier 肮脏的 places can be transformed with a little love and care. In conclusion, the journey from a 肮脏的 park to a revitalized community space taught me valuable lessons about responsibility and the power of collective action. I encourage everyone to take a moment to look around at their local parks and public spaces. If you see something that could use a little attention, don’t hesitate to get involved. Together, we can make a significant impact, turning even the grubbier 肮脏的 areas into places of beauty and joy.

在一个繁忙城市的中心，有一个小公园，成为了许多人的绿洲。树木在微风中轻轻摇曳，为那些寻求避阳的人提供阴凉。然而，这个公园已经经历了更好的日子。曾经生机勃勃、维护良好，如今却变得有些破旧，垃圾满地，长椅经历了无数个季节而没有上新漆。当我坐在其中一张长椅上时，不禁注意到周围环境变得更加肮脏的。草地斑驳，花坛曾经色彩斑斓，现在却充满了杂草和枯萎的植物。 一天，我在公园享用午餐时，观察到一群孩子在附近玩耍。他们欢笑着，四处奔跑，完全无视他们的环境状态。他们的笑声是如此富有感染力，瞬间让我忘却了公园的状况。但当我看着他们时，注意到他们的衣服在每一次摔倒后都变得越来越肮脏的，泥土让他们看起来更为肮脏，然而他们的快乐并未受到影响。这让我思考起童年的纯真，以及孩子们如何常常在最简单的事物中找到快乐，无论周围环境如何。 随着日子的推移，我决定采取行动。我召集了一些朋友，他们也关心这个公园，组织了一次清理活动。我们带着垃圾袋和手套，开始着手恢复公园的昔日辉煌。这是一项艰巨的工作，有时这项任务让人感到不知所措。我们遇到了一些特别肮脏的地方，那里堆积了多年来的垃圾。然而，每捡起一片垃圾，我都感到一种成就感。我们在工作时欢笑聊天，分享故事，把本该乏味的工作变成了一次有趣的社区活动。 经过几个小时的清理，我们终于退后一步，欣赏我们的成果。公园看起来明显更好了。草地更绿了，长椅重新上了漆，花坛也被除草，准备迎接新的花朵。尽管公园仍然有很长的路要走才能完美，但它不再像之前那样肮脏的。我们的努力让它发生了变化，我为能够参与一个关心环境的社区感到自豪。 回顾这次经历，我意识到环境的状态往往反映了我们对它的态度。当我们允许空间变得肮脏的和被忽视时，我们也让自己与周围的美脱节。然而，当我们团结起来关心我们共享的空间时，我们不仅改善了环境，还增强了社区的联系。公园成为我们共同努力的象征，提醒我们即使是最肮脏的地方也可以通过一点爱和关怀而转变。 总之，从一个肮脏的公园到一个复兴的社区空间的旅程教会了我关于责任和集体行动的宝贵经验。我鼓励每个人花点时间看看他们当地的公园和公共空间。如果你看到一些需要关注的地方，不要犹豫，积极参与。只有通过共同努力，我们才能产生显著的影响，将即使是最肮脏的区域转变为美丽和快乐的地方。