adj.又黑又脏的，昏暗的，肮脏的

原形：dingy比较级：dingier最高级：dingiest

The old hotel had a dingy lobby with peeling wallpaper and faded carpets.
这家老旅馆的大堂昏暗破旧，墙纸剥落，地毯褪色。
The room was dingy, illuminated only by a single dim bulb hanging from the ceiling.
房间里昏暗无光，只有一盏微弱的电灯从天花板上垂下来照明。
After years of neglect, the once-grand mansion stood dingy and abandoned.
经过多年的忽视，这座曾经宏伟的宅邸变得灰暗而荒废。
She tried to brighten up the dingy apartment with some fresh paint and colorful curtains.
她试图用一些新漆和色彩鲜艳的窗帘来使那间阴暗的公寓变得明亮起来。
The dingy alleyway was avoided by most people due to its reputation for being unsafe.
那条脏乱的小巷因为治安不好而被大多数人避开。
Despite the restaurant's dingy exterior, the food inside was surprisingly delicious.
尽管餐馆的外观破旧不堪，但里面的菜肴却出奇地美味。
He stumbled upon a small, dingy bookstore filled with rare and forgotten treasures.
他偶然发现了一家小巧而昏暗的书店，里面藏着许多稀有而被人遗忘的珍品。
The basement flat had a dingy window that barely let in any natural light.
地下室的公寓有一个昏暗的窗户，几乎透不进自然光。
Years of smoking had turned the walls of his apartment a dingy yellow color.
多年的抽烟使得他公寓的墙壁变成了暗黄色。
The photographer used creative lighting to transform the dingy garage into an artistic studio.
摄影师运用创意照明，将昏暗的车库改造成了一间艺术工作室。