dingy znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady dingy

• Its growing population and dingy slums were cause for elite concern, so some light was aimed at security.

• Shops were small and dingy.

• Throughout the country one sees recycling banks painted in dingy colours, sitting in a sea of detritus.

• Too often, post offices have become dingy and shabby as a result of a lack of investment.

• A sudden increase in wind strength produces difficulties for yachtsmen and small dingy sailors.

• The courtroom is adequate, though dark and dingy.

• Several firms have sailing clubs for their employees, and there is increasing pressure for moorings and hards for yachts and dingies of all sizes.

• I want to make one more comment about this rather dingy case.