filth

filth
filƟ
noun
(anything very dirty or foul: Look at that filth on your boots!) porquería, suciedad
filth
tr[fɪlɵ]
noun
1 (dirt) suciedad nombre femenino, porquería
2 figurative use (obscenity) obscenidades nombre femenino plural, porquerías nombre femenino plural
3 slang (police) pasma, bofia
filth ['fɪlɵ] n
: mugre f, porquería f, roña f
filth
n.
• bascosidad s.f.
• estiércol s.m.
• gorrinería s.f.
• horrura s.f.
• inmundicia s.f.
• mugre s.f.
• porquería s.f.
• roña s.f.
• suciedad s.f.
fɪlθ
mass noun
a) (dirt) mugre f, roña f
b) (obscene language, literature)

I've never heard/seen such filth! — nunca he oído/visto una porquería or indecencia igual!

[fɪlθ]
N
1) (lit) (=dirt) suciedad f , mugre f ; (=excrement) heces fpl
2) (fig)
a) (=people) basura f

those people are nothing but filth — esa gente no es más que basura

b) (=bad language) groserías fpl , obscenidades fpl

I've never read such filth — jamás he leído groserías or obscenidades semejantes

3) ** (=police)

the filth — la policía, la pasma (Sp) **, la bofia (Sp) **, la cana (S. Cone) **

* * *
[fɪlθ]
mass noun
a) (dirt) mugre f, roña f
b) (obscene language, literature)

I've never heard/seen such filth! — nunca he oído/visto una porquería or indecencia igual!


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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