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filth
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/fɪlθ/
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/fɪlθ/
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filth
noun
filths
Pl.
мерзость
He couldn't believe the filth he heard on the radio.
Он не мог поверить в ту мерзость, которую услышал по радио.
грязь
The room was covered in filth.
Комната была покрыта грязью.
нечистоты
The streets were filled with filth after the storm.
Улицы были заполнены нечистотами после шторма.
Additional translations
пакость
гадость
Synonyms
grime
mess
slime
dirt
squalor
pollution
waste
muck
garbage
debris
Antonyms
cleanliness
purity
filth
interjection
UK
/fɪlθ/
US
/fɪlθ/
Used as an exclamation to express disgust or moral indignation.
Synonyms
ew
yuck
ugh
blech
gross
disgusting
Definitions
filth
noun
A state of being extremely dirty or unclean.
The abandoned house was covered in filth and grime.
Obscene or offensive language or material.
The movie was criticized for its excessive use of filth and vulgarity.
Corrupt or immoral behavior.
The politician's career was marred by accusations of filth and corruption.
British slang, often derogatory: the police collectively.
He was picked up by the filth on his way home.
filth
interjection
An exclamation expressing disgust, contempt, or moral outrage.
Filth! I won't have that offensive talk in my house.
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