Dirties Meaning in English
word · lemma: dirty
ˈdɝti
DER-teez
dˈɜːtɪz
DUR-teez
Definition
'Dirties' is the third person singular present form of the verb 'dirty', meaning to make something unclean or not clean.
Usage & Nuances
'Dirties' is used in the present simple for he/she/it. Often used for people, animals, or things making something unclean. Common in daily descriptions: "He dirties his clothes easily." Not commonly used as a noun or adjective.
Spanish: ensuciaPortuguese (BR): sujasPortuguese (PT): sujasChinese (Simplified): 弄脏Chinese (Traditional): 弄髒Hindi: गंदा करता हैArabic: يُوَسِّخBengali: ময়লা করেRussian: пачкаетJapanese: 汚すVietnamese: làm bẩnKorean: 더럽힌다Turkish: kirletirUrdu: گندا کرتا ہےIndonesian: mengotori
Example Sentences
He always dirties his shoes when he plays outside.
basic
The baby dirties her hands while eating.
basic
Every time it rains, the dog dirties the floor.
basic
She dirties her kitchen whenever she tries a new recipe.
natural
If he dirties his clothes again, he’ll have to wash them himself.
natural
Whenever the cat dirties the litter box, remember to clean it soon.
natural