sordid

1. Distasteful, ignoble, vile, or contemptible.

   The politician was involved in a sordid money laundering scheme.

   widerwärtig, verachtenswert, niederträchtig

   огиднийohydnyj, мерзеннийmerzennyj

2. Dirty or squalid.

   They rented a sordid apartment together.

   dreckig, schäbig, schmutzig

   гря́зныйgrjáznyj

   бруднийbrudnyj

3. Morally degrading.

   schmutzig, schäbig

   опустившийсяopustivšijsja, ни́зкийnízkij

   morally degraded

4. Grasping; stingy; avaricious.

   geizig

   коры́стныйkorýstnyj, жа́дныйžádnyj

   корисливийkoryslyvyj

   meanly avaricious and mercenary

5. Of a dull colour.

1. Sami's sordid love affair destroyed his marriage.

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2. Live can so easily degenerate into something sordid and vulgar.

   deDas Leben kann so leicht in etwas Schmutziges und Vulgäres entarten.

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3. Can you understand why they have to pig it in one sordid room?

   deKannst du begreifen, warum sie in einem einzigen armseligen Raum hausen müssen?

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4. He resists the sordid task.

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5. Ziri hates Rima's sordid stories.

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