گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'dirt'

1 عمومی:: چرك‌

2 عمومی:: خاك‌

3 عمومی:: لكه‌

4 عمومی:: كثافت‌

1 general::   noun dust/soil/mud ADJ. loose She brushed the loose dirt off her coat. | ingrained | dog QUANT. speck | streak He had streaks of dirt all over his face. | layer VERB + DIRT be covered in/with His shoes were covered in dirt. | brush off, clean off, remove, wash off | show The white rug really shows the dirt. DIRT + VERB accumulate Dirt had accumulated in the corners of the windows. DIRT + NOUN road, track | floor PREP. in the ~ children playing in the dirt harmful/unpleasant information about sb VERB + DIRT have PREP. ~ on Do you have any dirt on the new guy? PHRASES dish the dirt (= tell people unkind/unpleasant things about sb) She just loves to dish the dirt.

2 general:: dirt verbs remove the dirt (from something) • First, remove any dirt from the cut. brush off/wash off/clean off the dirt • Wash the dirt off those boots before you come in. something shows the dirt (= something looks dirty – used about colours ) • Light-coloured clothes show the dirt rather quickly. adjectives loose dirt (= that you can brush off easily ) • Keep your pack clean by brushing off any loose dirt after use. ingrained dirt (= under the surface of something and difficult to clean off ) • We had to wash the walls to remove the ingrained dirt. ground-in dirt (= difficult to remove because people have walked over something ) • He had a lot of trouble getting rid of the ground-in dirt from the carpet. phrases be covered with dirt • The kitchen floor was covered with dirt. be black with dirt (= be very dirty ) • Jack came in from the garden, his hands black with dirt. a speck of dirt (= a very small piece of dirt ) • Their house was so clean – there wasn’t a speck of dirt anywhere.

3 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with DIRT, Also see DIG UP (DIRT); DISH THE DIRT; EAT CROW (DIRT); HIT THE DECK (DIRT); PAY DIRT; TREAT LIKE DIRT. Also see under DIRTY.

4 general:: noun earth: There was dirt on the boy's clothes.