dirt

UK
/dɜːt/
US
/dɝt/
dirtsubstantiv
dirts
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The dirt on the floor needs to be cleaned.
Грязь на полу нужно убрать.
The gardener planted the seeds in the dirt.
Садовник посадил семена в землю.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Loose soil or earth, often considered as unclean or unwanted material.
The children came back from the park with dirt all over their clothes.
A substance, such as mud or dust, that makes something unclean.
She wiped the dirt off the window with a damp cloth.
Information or gossip, especially of a scandalous nature.
The journalist was looking for some dirt on the celebrity for his next article.
The condition of being dirty; a state of filth or uncleanliness.
Years of neglect left the shelves thick with dirt.
dirtverb
dirted
Präteritum
dirted
Partizip Perfekt
dirting
Gerundium
Rare/colloquial verb meaning ‘to soil, to make dirty’.
Definitionen
To make dirty; to soil.
The children dirted their shoes while playing in the field.
dirtadjektiv
UK
/dɜːt/
US
/dɝt/
Used attributively to modify a following noun (e.g. ‘dirt road’, ‘dirt bike’).
Definitionen
Unpaved, made of or covered with loose soil or dust.
They travelled for hours on a bumpy dirt road.