grunge

UK
/ɡrʌndʒ/
US
/ɡrʌndʒ/
grungenoun
grunges
pl
Translations
grungeMusique.
The band gained popularity in the early 90s with their unique grunge sound.
Le groupe a gagné en popularité au début des années 90 grâce à son son grunge unique.
crasseSaleté, aspect sale ou encrassé.
The mechanic's hands were covered in grunge after working on the car all day.
Les mains du mécanicien étaient couvertes de crasse après avoir travaillé sur la voiture toute la journée.
grungeMode, esthétique.
Her wardrobe was filled with grunge outfits, including oversized sweaters and combat boots.
Sa garde-robe était remplie de tenues grunge, notamment des pulls oversize et des bottes militaires.
Definitions
A style of rock music characterized by a raucous guitar sound and lazy vocal delivery, originating in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The band gained popularity in the early 90s with their unique grunge sound.
A fashion style associated with the grunge music scene, characterized by unkempt, casual clothing such as flannel shirts and ripped jeans.
Her wardrobe was filled with grunge outfits, including oversized sweaters and combat boots.
Dirt or grime; something that is dirty or messy.
The mechanic's hands were covered in grunge after working on the car all day.
grungeadjective
more grunge
Comp.
most grunge
Super.
UK
/ɡrʌndʒ/
US
/ɡrʌndʒ/
Used attributively to modify nouns (grunge music, grunge look); occasionally describes something dirty or messy.
Translations
grungeInvariable.
She decorated her room in a distinctly grunge style, with distressed posters and second-hand furniture.
Elle a décoré sa chambre dans un style résolument grunge, avec des affiches vieillies et des meubles d’occasion.
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of grunge music, fashion, or aesthetic; possessing a deliberately dishevelled or gritty appearance.
She decorated her room in a distinctly grunge style, with distressed posters and second-hand furniture.