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| squallido |
shabby
squalid
dingy
bleak
sleazy
dreary
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| malandato |
shabby
badly off
in bad condition
down-and-out
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| trasandato |
scruffy
shabby
slovenly
untidy
dowdy
slipshod
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| logoro |
worn
threadbare
shabby
ragged
effete
ruined
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| meschino |
petty
mean
wretched
poor
miserable
shabby
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| sciatto |
sloppy
slovenly
shabby
slipshod
careless
unkempt
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| striminzito |
skimpy
skinny
shabby
|
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Esempi
The golden mask of his that lay nearby looked shabby and fake.
Everyone was sitting on the king-sized bed, in a circle, and Nicky was at the head of the bed, cross-legged, in one of their shabby unisex robes with frayed sleeves.
Stripped of all his power and his peacock robes and his rainbow silks and gold and silver threads, he was fat man in a shabby tunic, old and weak and crumpled; and yet as he met her eye, he straightened and puffed himself up, and there was still something about him.
As the boom had come a thousand times quicker than good hotels could be built, there were few worthy of the name, and the owners of these could ask anywhere from ten to fifty dollars for a shabby room with a simple cot, a squeaking chair, and a shattered table as the entire furnishings.
A shabby man desperately trying to survive.
In this world no shirt, no pair of pants, no shoes can be so shabby that some human being will not say: “Let me have it, please; look at mine.
If Dobbs could accuse his partner of such intentions, it was proof of Dobbs’s shabby character, now revealed in full for the first time.
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