Translation for 'grubby' from English to Slovak

grubby

umazaný {adj}

špinavý {adj}

zamazaný {adj}

ubabraný {adj}

zababraný {adj}

zagebrený {adj}

zahnojený {adj}

zasvinený {adj}

ušpinený {adj}

zafúľaný {adj}

zašpinený {adj}

zabrýzganý {adj}

zašubraný {adj} [reg.]

ušmudlaný {adj} [ľud.]

upískaný {adj} [ľud.] [reg.]

ušubraný {adj} [ľud.] [reg.]

zapískaný {adj} [ľud.] [reg.]

zagebzdený {adj} [ľud.] [reg.]

• "Pseudophilautus sordidus", commonly known as the grubby shrub frog is a species of frog in the family Rhacophoridae.
• Thorpe accepted the position and was further attacked by Perkins, who described the affair as "grubby" and "a very, very sad tale for Australian sport", saying the pressure put upon Stevens was "disgusting".
• The critic from the "New York Times" called the book "overlong, and it's encumbered with a welter of extraneous detail and as grubby a collection of opportunists as I've encountered in a good while."
• Karl makes his way to a small pueblo and finds a grubby cantina.
• In February 2008, Mancroft claimed that NHS nurses who had treated him at the Royal United Hospital in Bath were "grubby, drunken and promiscuous".

• There are various hotels and restaurants here. the church is rather grubby as it is stained. it is part of the sumvitg area. The railway station is where the trains pass by.
• Kohli is also a landlord in Glasgow. This was much discussed when his properties were condemned by officials as "grubby and dirty" and substandard. He was warned about his conduct as a landlord.
• Gallen attracted attention after the round 3 clash with the Titans for "grubby" play.
• A supporting character, the grubby but right-hearted detective Michael Mauser, got his own backup series in Charlton's "Vengeance Squad".
• "The Hollywood Reporter" cites the film as "something of a grubby touchstone among genre fans".

• Morrison dubbed the attacks on Liu a "smear" campaign with a "grubby undertone".
• In a 2003 "Guardian" article about Patrick McCabe, Longford's "features of distinction" are described as including "a hulking cathedral, a rash of fast-food joints, a grubby cinema and a shopping mall".
• "dirtgirlworld" later evolved into the live action series and hit show aired on ABC TV, "get grubby TV".
• Tiga is in his thirties and tries out different jobs but finds them to be too exhausting or grubby.
• A freelancer, he worked from home, and his pages are said to have arrived at the AP "in grubby condition, with no trouble taken to erase pencil marks or spilled ink".

• In February 2008, Conservative peer Lord Mancroft made a scathing attack on nursing staff at the hospital, claiming that many nurses who looked after him were "promiscuous, lazy and grubby".
• The main characters are dirtgirl (the titular protagonist, voiced by Maree Lowes) and scrapboy (her best friend, voiced by Michael Balk), as well as their friends ken (voiced by Gibson Nolte), grubby (voiced by Krew Boylan) and hayman (voiced by Jason Davis).
• It's grubby. You can almost imagine what he smells like."
• The inspectorate recommended that the prison must refurbish its "unacceptably grubby" segregation unit and establish proper risk assessments for strip searches.