dirt
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dɝt/ · UK /dɜːt/
dirt means: Material that makes clothes or other surfaces look unclean.
noun
UNWANTED MARKSA2
Material that makes clothes or other surfaces look unclean.
- There is dirt on my shirt.
- She washed the dirt off her hands.
- This brush removes dirt from shoes.
SOILA2
The loose brown material on the ground in which plants grow.
- The children dug in the dirt.
- We drove along a dirt road.
- Cover the roots with fresh dirt.
DAMAGING SECRETSB2
Private information or stories about someone that could harm their reputation.
- She knows some dirt on him.
- Reporters dug up dirt on the candidate.
- Nobody would share the dirt about their former boss.
Questions about dirt
What does dirt mean?
Material that makes clothes or other surfaces look unclean.
What is dirt in other languages?
Türkçe: kir · Español: suciedad · Français: saleté · Deutsch: Schmutz · Italiano: sporco · 日本語: 汚れ
How do you pronounce dirt?
In American English /dɝt/; in British English /dɜːt/.
How do you use dirt in a sentence?
There is dirt on my shirt. She washed the dirt off her hands.
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