filth

filth
noun, no pl.
1) (disgusting dirt) Dreck, der
2) (obscenity) Schmutz [und Schund]
* * *
[filƟ]
noun
(anything very dirty or foul: Look at that filth on your boots!) der Schmutz
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* * *
filth
[fɪlθ]
n no pl
1. (dirt) Dreck m, Schmutz m; (faeces) Kot m
2. (pej: obscenity) Schmutz m pej, Schund m pej fam
3. (foul language) Obszönitäten pl, Schweinereien pl pej fam
4. + sing/pl vb BRIT (pej! sl: police)
the \filth die Bullen pl pej sl
* * *
[fɪlɵ]
n (lit)
Schmutz m, Dreck m; (fig) Schweinerei f (inf), Sauerei f (inf); (= people) Dreckspack nt (inf), (Lumpen)gesindel nt

all the filth they wrote about him in the papers — all der Unflat, der über ihn in der Zeitung geschrieben wurde

less of your filth! — nicht so viele Schweinereien, bitte!

she screamed filth down the phone — sie rief Schweinereien ins Telefon (inf)

* * *
filth [fılθ] s
1. Schmutz m, Dreck m
2. fig Schmutz m, Schweinerei f
3. a) unflätige Sprache
b) unflätige Ausdrücke pl
* * *
noun, no pl.
1) (disgusting dirt) Dreck, der
2) (obscenity) Schmutz [und Schund]
* * *
n.
Dreck nur sing. m.
Schmutz m.

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