| 词组 | nasty |
| 释义 | nasty /ˈnɑːsti $ ˈnæsti/ adjective unpleasant or unkindnounsa nasty shock/surprise I got a nasty shock when I discovered my phone was missing.a nasty habit Drivers often have a nasty habit of driving too close to cyclists.a nasty accident/fall Ella had a nasty fall and broke her leg.a nasty injury/cut/gash That’s a nasty cut you’ve got on your arm.a nasty cough/cold He’s had a nasty cough for a few weeks now.a nasty feeling I have a nasty feeling that things are going to get worse.a nasty taste/smell There’s a nasty smell in here.nasty weather The weather is going to be nasty tomorrow.a nasty business (=an unpleasant situation or activity) War is a very nasty business.nasty things also nasty stuff informal He wrote some nasty things about me.a nasty comment/remark She made a nasty comment about my family.verbsturn/get nasty When Harry refused, Don turned nasty and hit him.look/sound nasty That cut looks nasty – you should go to the hospital.adverbsvery/really nasty He was very nasty to me.downright/thoroughly nasty Some of the comments were downright nasty.particularly nasty It was a particularly nasty attack.pretty nasty informal It was a pretty nasty injury.rather nasty We had a rather nasty surprise.prepositionsbe nasty to sb She’s always being nasty to her sister.phrasescheap and nasty The clothes looked cheap and nasty.a nasty piece of work informal (=a very unpleasant or unkind person) He’s a nasty piece of work.THESAURUS: nasty → unkind |
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