Slob Meaning in English
word
/ˈsɫɑb/
slahb
/slˈɒb/
slob
释义
A slob is someone who is very messy, careless, or dirty, often in their appearance or habits.
用法与细微差别
"Slob" is informal and can be insulting if directed at someone. Common phrases include 'a complete slob' or 'such a slob'. Do not confuse with 'slobber' (to drool). Often used in a domestic or casual context.
Spanish: desordenado - cochino - perezoso (persona)Portuguese (BR): relaxado - bagunceiro - porcalhãoPortuguese (PT): desleixado - desmazelado - porcalhãoChinese (Simplified): 邋遢鬼 - 懒汉Chinese (Traditional): 邋遢鬼 - 懶漢Hindi: गंदा व्यक्ति - लापरवाह व्यक्तिArabic: شخص مهمل - شخص غير مرتبBengali: অগোছালো মানুষ - অলস লোকRussian: неряха - грязнуляJapanese: だらしない人Vietnamese: người luộm thuộm - người bừa bộnKorean: 지저분한 사람 - 덜렁이Turkish: pasaklı - dağınık kişiUrdu: گندا انسان - لاپروا انسانIndonesian: orang jorok - orang ceroboh
例句
My brother is a slob; his room is always messy.
basic
Don't be a slob—clean up your dishes.
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She called him a slob because he never vacuums.
basic
You’re such a slob—how do you live like this?
natural
I was a total slob in college, but now I keep my place clean.
natural
Don’t worry, I’m not always a slob—I clean up when company’s coming.
natural