adj.肮脏的，邋遢的，污秽的，卑鄙的，可鄙的

原形：grubby比较级：grubbier最高级：grubbiest

Grubby was notorious for his messy and disorganized habits in his dorm room.
格鲁比在宿舍里以乱七八糟的习惯而闻名。
The grubby fingerprints on the glass indicated that someone had recently handled it.
玻璃上的脏手印表明有人最近摸过它。
She couldn't bear to clean up the grubby kitchen; it was a constant battle with her lazy roommate.
她无法忍受打扫那个脏乱的厨房；她懒惰的室友总是制造麻烦。
The archaeologist carefully wiped the grubby artifacts to reveal their ancient beauty.
考古学家仔细擦拭着那些满是污垢的文物，揭示出它们古老的风采。
The detective noticed the grubby trail of footprints leading away from the crime scene.
侦探注意到犯罪现场附近有一串污迹斑斑的脚印，指向离开的方向。
After a long day at work, she sank into her grubby sofa, exhausted.
在一天的工作后，她疲惫地倒在那张布满污渍的沙发上。
The charity organization distributed clothes and toiletries to the homeless, including grubby children.
慈善机构向无家可归的人分发衣物和个人用品，其中包括衣衫褴褛的孩子们。
She gave the grubby puppy a warm bath, hoping to restore its cleanliness.
她给那只脏兮兮的小狗洗了个热水澡，希望能恢复它的干净。
The grubby alleyway was transformed into a vibrant market by local vendors.
那条肮脏的小巷被当地小贩改造成一个生机勃勃的市场。
The grubby boy eagerly accepted the offer of a fresh, clean shirt from the kind stranger.
那个衣衫褴褛的男孩欣然接受了陌生人的慷慨馈赠——一件崭新的衬衫。