nasty

英 [ˈnɑːsti] 美 [ˈnæsti]

adj.  极差的; 令人厌恶的; 令人不悦的; 不友好的; 恶意的; 令人不愉快的; 危险的; 严重的n.  令人不愉快的事物

牛津词典

adj.

very bad or unpleasanta nasty accident

严重事故The news gave me a nasty shock.

这消息可把我吓死了。I had a nasty feeling that he would follow me.

我有一种极糟糕的预感：他会尾随我。He had a nasty moment when he thought he'd lost his passport.

他以为护照丢了，苦恼极了。This coffee has a nasty taste.

这咖啡真难喝。Don't buy that coat─it looks cheap and nasty .

别买那件外套——一看就是便宜货。不友好的；恶意的；令人不愉快的

unkind; unpleasantto make nasty remarks about sb

说某人的坏话the nastier side of her character

她个性较为恶毒的一面to have a nasty temper

脾气坏Don't be so nasty to your brother.

别对你弟弟那么凶。That was a nasty little trick.

这是个可恶的小骗局。Life has a nasty habit of repeating itself.

生活总是令人厌烦地重复着。危险的；严重的

dangerous or seriousa nasty bend (= dangerous for cars going fast)

危险的弯道a nasty injury

重伤无礼的；污秽的；下流的

offensive; in bad tasteto have a nasty mind

思想肮脏nasty jokes

下流的笑话