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dirt

/dɜːt/ /dɝt/

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noun

泥土, 尘土

Examples :

"The farmer tilled the rich dirt to prepare the field for planting. "

农夫翻耕肥沃的泥土，为播种做准备。

geology material substance environment nature agriculture essential

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noun

污渍，脏污.

A stain or spot (on clothes etc); any foreign substance that worsens appearance.

Examples :

"The spilled juice left a noticeable dirt mark on her white shirt. "

洒出来的果汁在她白衬衫上留下了一块很明显的污渍。

appearance substance essential

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noun

黑料，丑闻

Previously unknown facts, or the invented "facts", about a person.

Examples :

"The reporter uncovered the dirt on the businessman by going undercover."

这位记者通过卧底，挖掘出了那位商人的黑料。

media person character communication essential

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noun

卑鄙，龌龊。

Meanness; sordidness.

Examples :

"The teacher's criticism was filled with dirt; it was mean and unkind. "

老师的批评充满了卑鄙龌龊，既刻薄又伤人。

character moral attitude essential

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noun

矿土，砂砾。

In placer mining, earth, gravel, etc., before washing.

Examples :

"The miners carefully collected the dirt from the riverbed, hoping to find gold. "

矿工们小心地从河床里收集矿土和砂砾，希望找到金子。

geology material mineral essential

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noun

雀斑，麻子。

Examples :

"My sister has a lot of tiny brown dirt on her nose. "

我妹妹的鼻子上有很多细小的褐色雀斑。

appearance body essential

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verb

弄脏，玷污。

To make foul or filthy; soil; befoul; dirty

Examples :

"The spilled juice dirtied the new tablecloth. "

洒出的果汁把新桌布弄脏了。

environment appearance essential