nasty

desagradable, horrible

Muy desagradable, malo o capaz de causar daño.

En inglés sencillo: Very unpleasant, bad, or likely to hurt you.

• There is a nasty smell here.
• He had a nasty fall yesterday.
• That cough sounds nasty; are you feeling all right?

Sinónimos: unpleasant, awful

Antónimos: pleasant

Expresiones frecuentes: nasty smell, nasty accident, nasty surprise

antipático, malintencionado

Que trata a los demás de forma antipática, cruel o malintencionada.

En inglés sencillo: Unkind or unpleasant in the way you treat other people.

• Stop being nasty to her.
• He made a nasty remark about my clothes.
• Why were they so nasty to the new boy?

Cómo se usa: nasty to someone (He was nasty to his younger brother.)

Sinónimos: mean, unkind, spiteful

Antónimos: kind, nice

Expresiones frecuentes: nasty person, nasty to someone, nasty remark

asqueroso, sucio

Tan sucio que provoca asco.

En inglés sencillo: Very dirty in a way that makes you feel disgusted.

• The bathroom was nasty.
• Someone left a nasty mess in the kitchen.
• She cleaned the nasty stains from the carpet.

Sinónimos: filthy, dirty

Antónimos: clean

Expresiones frecuentes: nasty bathroom, nasty mess, nasty stains

porquería

Algo desagradable o dañino, a menudo una sustancia o un animal pequeño.

En inglés sencillo: Something unpleasant or harmful, often a substance or a small creature.

• A little nasty was crawling on the sink.
• This filter removes nasties from the water.
• Check the label for hidden chemical nasties.

Expresiones frecuentes: hidden nasty, a little nasty, a chemical nasty