Pronunciation: /ˈdɜrti/
adjective an adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'dirty' describes something that is not clean or impure.
A1 The dog's paws were dirty from playing in the mud.
A2 She refused to eat at the restaurant because the tables looked dirty.
B1 The windows were so dirty that it was hard to see outside.
B2 After working in the garden all day, his clothes were covered in dirty soil.
C1 The politician's dirty tactics were exposed by the media.
C2 The company was fined for their dirty business practices.
formal The kitchen floor was covered in dirty footprints.
informal I can't believe you're wearing those dirty sneakers to the party.
slang I need to wash these dirty clothes before they start to smell.
figurative His hands were dirty with the corruption of his business dealings.
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