lousy in Italian
lousy in Italian is schifoso, pidocchioso — lousy means very poor in quality; remarkably bad.
lousy in Italian
schifoso
pidocchioso
Infested with lice.
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 Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lousy" in Italian?
"lousy" in Italian is schifoso, pidocchioso. 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 Italian, "lousy" is schifoso, pidocchioso.
Are there other ways to say "lousy" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "lousy": schifoso, pidocchioso.
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