sleazy

UK
/ˈsliː.zi/
US
/ˈsliː.zi/
sleazyadjective
sleazier
Comp.
sleaziest
Super.
UK
/ˈsliː.zi/
US
/ˈsliː.zi/
Translations
sordideSe dit d’une personne, d’un comportement ou d’une affaire moralement douteux, sans scrupules ou corrompu.
The politician was involved in a sleazy scandal.
Le politicien était impliqué dans un scandale sordide.
minableSe dit d’un lieu, d’un logement ou d’un aspect négligé, délabré, de mauvaise allure.
The hotel was located in a sleazy part of town.
L’hôtel se trouvait dans un quartier minable de la ville.
Additional translations
loucheS’emploie pour une personne, une affaire ou un milieu à la réputation douteuse, avec une nuance de méfiance.
Definitions
Shabby, dirty, and in poor condition, often associated with a lack of respectability.
The hotel was located in a sleazy part of town, with peeling paint and broken windows.
Morally degraded, disreputable, or corrupt.
The politician was involved in a sleazy scandal that tarnished his reputation.