形容词肮脏的; 暗淡的，乏味的
1. 浊色：Dilution ratio 稀释比例 | Dingy 浊色 | Dipping 浸渍涂层
2. 无[失去]光泽的：dinge (车身)小凹陷或擦痕 | dingy 无[失去]光泽的 | dint 凹[压,打]痕
3. 暗黑的：dingus 小装置 | dingy 暗黑的 | dining alcove 小饭厅
4. 暗的：geek 怪人 | dingy 暗的 | Halloween 万圣节(前夜)
1. (建筑或地方)昏暗的，破败的
A dingy building or place is rather dark and depressing, and perhaps dirty.
e.g. Shaw took me to his rather dingy office.
肖带我去了他那个陈旧昏暗的办公室。
2. (衣服、室内陈设等)肮脏的，褪色的，暗淡的
Dingy clothes, curtains, or furnishings look dirty or dull.
e.g. ...wallpaper with stripes of dingy yellow.
有暗淡的黄色条纹的墙纸
1. The girl was not far from me, under a dingy street lamp.
2. All that is left now are a few artefacts in a dingy museum and the dusty remains of the tombs themselves.
3. dingy什么意思
3. Web sites posted photographs of dogs crammed into holding pens at dingy city pounds.
4. Dingy margarine color stains are the only gifts from tourists to a water tower on the Peking University campus.
5. The pair spar for nearly two hours in a dingy, cramped kitchen in Harlem.
6. Pool tables line the sidewalks that flank the dingy little road leading to 40 basketball hoops that might alter the course of history.
7. You have the stamina to sit through longs hours of boring movies in dingy halls and try out every menu in the neighbourhood.
8. Then, they photocopy and print in bulk in dingy underground publishing workshops in nearby villages.