lousy 英 [ˈlaʊzi]   美 [ˈlaʊzi]

lousy

lousy  英 [ˈlaʊzi] 美 [ˈlaʊzi]

adj. 讨厌的;多虱的;污秽的;极坏的 

比较级:lousier  最高级:lousiest 

I believe that money is a lousy way of keeping score. 我认为,金钱是一种保持自己成绩的极坏方法。
And just then, it seems, I have the lousy duty of pointing that out. 那时,看起来提起这件事已经变成了我讨厌的责任了。

  • Lousy things are terrible. The lousy things in life are the ones you complain about: your lousy job, the lousy weather, and the lousy pizza you had for lunch.
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  • adj. 讨厌的;多虱的;污秽的;极坏的
  • 1. I believe that money is a lousy way of keeping score.

    我认为,金钱是一种保持自己成绩的极坏方法。

  • 2. And just then, it seems, I have the lousy duty of pointing that out.

    那时,看起来提起这件事已经变成了我讨厌的责任了。

  • 3. I tell you I never want to come back to this lousy place!

    我告诉你,我以后再也不要到这个倒霉地方来了!

  • lousy (adj.) mid-14c., lousi, "infested with lice," from louse (n.) + -y (2). Figurative use as a generic adjective of abuse dates from late 14c.; sense of "swarming with" (money, etc.) is American English slang from 1843. Related: Lousiness.
lousy / ˈlaʊzi ; NAmE ˈlaʊzi / adjective ( lous·ier , lousi·est ) ( informal) 1 very bad 非常糟的;极坏的;恶劣的 SYN awful SYN terrible What lousy weather! 这天气真糟糕! She felt lousy (= ill). 她觉得很不舒服。 2 [only before noun ] used to show that you feel annoyed or insulted because you do not think that sth is worth very much (认为某物无太大价值而感到不满或受辱)讨厌的,倒霉的 All she bought me was this lousy T-shirt. 她给我买的就仅这件破 T 恤。 3 lousywith sth/sb ( NAmE) having too much of sth or too many people (某事物或人)太多的 This place is lousy with tourists in August. 在八月份,这个地方挤满游人。 lousy lousier lousiest lousy / ˈlaʊzi ; NAmE ˈlaʊzi /
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