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English to Japanese Dictionary

shabby Meaning in Japanese (shabby 英語 意味)

みすぼらしい, 卑劣な
類語:粗末な
みすぼらしい in English:shabby
IPA:mɪsɯboɾaɕi
Quick Answer • 要約

shabby の日本語の意味は「みすぼらしい, 卑劣な」です。 (ひどく使い古されて、みすぼらしく見える様子。)

Definitions of Shabby

  1. 1
    adjective
    みすぼらしい

    Describing something that is in poor condition because it has been used a lot or not cared for properly.

    ひどく使い古されて、みすぼらしく見える様子。

  2. 2
    adjective
    卑劣な

    Referring to behavior or actions that are unfair, dishonest, or contemptible.

    不公平で、不正で、軽蔑に値するような行動ややり方。

Example Sentences

“The old house looked shabby and neglected.”

その古い家はみすぼらしく、手入れが行き届いていないように見えた。

“He was wearing a shabby coat to the party.”

彼はパーティーにみすぼらしいコートを着て行った。

“It was a rather shabby trick to play on a friend.”

それは友人に仕掛けるにはかなり卑劣な手口だった。

Synonyms (類語)

In Japanese:

みすぼらしい粗末な卑劣な

In English:

worndilapidatedthreadbarerun-down

Antonyms (対義語)

In Japanese:

立派な見事な上品な

In English:

Inflected Word Forms

nounshabbiness
adverbshabbily

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

shabby treatmentcollocation

Unfair or disrespectful treatment of someone.

shabby chicexpression

A style of interior design that uses furniture and furnishings that are distressed to look old and worn.