grubby in Russian
grubby in Russian is гря́зный, неря́шливый, черви́вый — grubby means dirty or unwashed, especially in a grimy, unpleasant way.
grubby in Russian
гря́зный
Pronounced: gryaznyy
Dirty, unwashed, unclean.
неря́шливый
Pronounced: neryashlivyy
Dirty, unwashed, unclean.
черви́вый
Pronounced: chervivyy
Having grubs in it.
What does "grubby" mean?
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adj Dirty or unwashed, especially in a grimy, unpleasant way.
"He's a grubby little boy, always playing around by the stream."
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adj Morally sordid or disreputable.
"The whole deal had a grubby feel to it."
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grubby in a sentence
- He's a grubby little boy, always playing around by the stream.
- The kids came in from the garden with grubby hands.
- The whole deal had a grubby feel to it.
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What is "grubby" in Russian?
"grubby" in Russian is гря́зный, неря́шливый, черви́вый. grubby means: Dirty or unwashed, especially in a grimy, unpleasant way.
How do you pronounce гря́зный?
"grubby" in Russian is гря́зный, pronounced "gryaznyy".
How do you use "grubby" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids came in from the garden with grubby hands." In Russian, "grubby" is гря́зный, неря́шливый, черви́вый.
Are there other ways to say "grubby" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "grubby": гря́зный, неря́шливый, черви́вый.
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