nastiest

英 [ˈnɑːstɪɪst]

美 [ˈnæstiəst]

adj.  极差的; 令人厌恶的; 令人不悦的; 不友好的; 恶意的; 令人不愉快的; 危险的; 严重的
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柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 令人不快的;令人厌恶的;恶劣的
  Something that isnastyis very unpleasant to see, experience, or feel.
  1. ...an extremely nasty murder...
     令人发指的谋杀
  2. This divorce could turn nasty.
     这场离婚可能会撕破脸。
• ADJ-GRADED 恶毒的;恶意的;凶相的
  If you describe a person or their behaviour asnasty, you mean that they behave in an unkind and unpleasant way.
  1. What nasty little snobs you all are...
     你们全都是些可恶的势利小人。
  2. The guards looked really nasty...
     卫兵们看起来真凶。
  3. Mummy is so nasty to me when Daddy isn't here.
     爸爸不在这儿时，妈妈对我很凶。
• ADJ-GRADED 邋遢的;低劣的;下流的;污秽的
  If you describe something asnasty, you mean it is unattractive, undesirable, or in bad taste.
  1. ...Emily's nasty little house in Balham...
     埃米莉在巴勒姆的脏乱小屋
  2. That damned Farrel made some nasty jokes here about Mr. Lane.
     那个该死的法雷尔开了些关于莱恩先生的下流玩笑。
• ADJ-GRADED 令人担忧的;难对付的
  Anastyproblem or situation is very worrying and difficult to deal with.
  1. A spokesman said this firm action had defused a very nasty situation.
     一位发言人称这一坚决的行动缓和了极为棘手的局面。
• ADJ-GRADED (伤口、疾病等)严重的，恶性的
  If you describe an injury or a disease asnasty, you mean that it is serious or looks unpleasant.
  1. My little granddaughter caught her heel in the spokes of her bicycle — it was a very nasty wound...
     我小孙女的脚跟夹到自行车的轮辐里了，伤得很严重。
  2. Lili had a nasty chest infection.
     莉莉胸部感染很严重。
• N-PLURAL 令人不快的人(或事);危害别人的人(或事)
  Nastiesare unpleasant or harmful people or things.
  1. ...evil organisations, peopled with nasties...
     充斥着恶棍的邪恶组织
  2. Decaffeinated coffee still contains some stimulants and other nasties linked with cancer.
     脱咖啡因的咖啡仍含一些刺激物和其他可能致癌的有害物质。
• See also:video nasty

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