crummy

英 [ˈkrʌmi]

美 [ˈkrʌmi]

adj.  劣质的; 低劣的; 糟糕的

BNC.37852 / COCA.21566

牛津词典

adj.

• 劣质的；低劣的；糟糕的
  of very bad quality
  1. Most of his songs are pretty crummy.
     他的歌曲大多糟糕透顶。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 劣质的;低劣的;糟糕的
  Something that iscrummyis unpleasant, of very poor quality, or not good enough.
  1. When I first came here, I had a crummy flat.
     我刚来这儿的时候，住的公寓简直糟透了。
  2. The house is so old and crummy it's falling apart.
     那座房子太破旧，都开始坍塌了。

英英释义

adj

• of very poor quality
  Synonym:bumcheapcheesychintzypunksleazytinny

双语例句

• Still, as I've pointed out in the past, American broadband is pretty crummy.
  即使如此，就像我过去所说的那样：美国的宽带是很劣质的。
• When I first came here, I had a crummy flat.
  我刚来这儿的时候，住的公寓简直糟透了。
• The service at that restaurant is crummy.
  那家餐厅的服务很差。
• The Smiths live in a crummy little house near the station.
  史密斯一家住在车站附近的一家破旧的小房子里。
• According to a study of British workers, a crummy boss in the office could be slowly killing you.
  一份针对英国劳工的研究表明，遇上糟糕的老板将会缩短寿命。
• The carpet was pretty crummy so we threw it away.
  地毯相当破旧了，所以我们把它扔了。
• Some crummy diveout by the airport.
  机场旁某个破旧的低级夜总会。
• How come he's got such a crummy looking boat?
  他怎么会找到个这么丰满的一只观光船的？
• This was the only crummy job I could find in this economy.
  在这种经济情况下，我唯一能找到的就是这么寒酸的工作。
• Which leaves the type of employee who most commonly brings companies to their knees: the one with the great numbers and crummy values.
  剩下来的，就是那些总是让公司无奈让步的员工：业绩数字优秀但价值观糟糕的员工。