Squalid
EN→ZH
What Does Squalid Mean?
- 肮脏的
- 悲惨的
- 卑劣的
Squalid Pronunciation
/ˈskwɒl.ɪd/
Squalid Definition
adjective
Definition
extremely dirty and unpleasant, especially as a result of poverty or neglect
In ZH
极其肮脏且不愉快，尤其是由于贫困或疏忽造成的
How to Use Squalid in a Sentence
- The squalid conditions of the slums were a stark contrast to the affluent neighborhoods nearby.
- He was shocked by the squalid living arrangements of the refugees.
- After the storm, the once lively street took on a squalid appearance, filled with trash and debris.
- The report highlighted the squalid state of many public housing units in the city.
- She could not believe how squalid the abandoned house had become over the years.