grimy in Czech
grimy in Czech is umazaný, ušpiněný, špinavý — grimy means covered in dirt or grease.
grimy in Czech
umazaný
Stained or covered with grime.
ušpiněný
Stained or covered with grime.
špinavý
Stained or covered with grime.
What does "grimy" mean?
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adj Covered in dirt or grease.
"His grimy hands needed a good scrub after fixing the car."
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adj Sounding dark, gritty, or raw, especially describing a beat or urban music style.
"The track had a grimy bassline that gave it real edge."
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grimy in a sentence
- His grimy hands needed a good scrub after fixing the car.
- The grimy alley smelled of old garbage.
- The track had a grimy bassline that gave it real edge.
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What is "grimy" in Czech?
"grimy" in Czech is umazaný, ušpiněný, špinavý. grimy means: Covered in dirt or grease.
How do you use "grimy" in a sentence?
Example: "His grimy hands needed a good scrub after fixing the car." In Czech, "grimy" is umazaný, ušpiněný, špinavý.
Are there other ways to say "grimy" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "grimy": umazaný, ušpiněný, špinavý.
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