lousy in French
lousy in French is minable, de merde, pourri — lousy means very poor in quality; remarkably bad.
lousy in French
minable
de merde
pourri
à chier
pouilleux
Infested with lice.
bourré
(colloquial, usually with with) Filled or packed (with something, usually bad).
What does "lousy" mean?
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adj Very poor in quality; remarkably bad.
"The service at that restaurant was lousy."
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adj Informal: feeling unwell or in low spirits.
"I've had a cold all week and feel lousy."
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adj Infested with lice.
"The old blankets were lousy and had to be burned."
lousy in a sentence
- The service at that restaurant was lousy.
- He gave a lousy excuse for being late.
- I've had a cold all week and feel lousy.
- The old blankets were lousy and had to be burned.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lousy" in French?
"lousy" in French is minable, de merde, pourri. lousy means: Very poor in quality; remarkably bad.
How do you use "lousy" in a sentence?
Example: "The service at that restaurant was lousy." In French, "lousy" is minable, de merde, pourri.
Are there other ways to say "lousy" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "lousy": minable, de merde, pourri, à chier, pouilleux, bourré.
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