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| 31. | Exceedingly filthy from long neglect. |
| 极脏的因长时间忽视而极其肮脏的 |
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| 32. | the beggar was disgustingly filthy. |
| 乞丐很脏，令人厌恶。 |
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| 33. | A squalid or filthy condition. |
| 肮脏污秽或肮脏的状态 |
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| 34. | in a filthy unclean manner. |
| 不干净地；有污垢地。 |
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| 35. | Isn't it a filthy day? |
| 今天天气糟透了! |
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| 36. | They are filthy with money. |
| 他们有的是钱。 |
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| 37. | "What filthy weather!" he growled. |
| “多么坏的天气 |
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| 38. | make soiled, filthy, or dirty. |
| 使变得不洁净的或肮脏的。 |
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| 39. | The kitchen is absolutely filthy. |
| 厨房肮脏不堪。 |
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| 40. | Who wants your filthy money?" |
| 谁要你的臭钱１ |
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