adj.邋遢的，脏的，龌龊的

The grungy old man was sitting on the bench, his clothes stained with dirt and mud.
那个满身污垢、衣着破旧的老男人正坐在长凳上，他的衣服沾满了泥土和污垢。
She wore a grungy T-shirt and ripped jeans, looking stylish in her own unique way.
她穿着一件脏兮兮的T恤和破牛仔裤，以自己独特的方式显得很时尚。
The once-grand building had now become a grungy, run-down place, with peeling paint and broken windows.
这座曾经宏伟的大楼现在变得破败不堪，油漆剥落，窗户破碎。
His grungy room was filled with second-hand furniture and posters of his favorite bands.
他的破旧房间充满了二手家具和他最喜欢的乐队的海报。
The grungy alley was a popular spot for street artists to showcase their work.
那条破旧的巷子是街头艺术家展示作品的热门地点。
He decided to give his grungy wardrobe a makeover by adding some new, trendy pieces.
他决定改造一下自己的破旧衣橱，加入一些新的潮流单品。
The grungy punk band played at the local dive bar, attracting a crowd of devoted fans.
那支破烂风格的朋克乐队在当地的酒吧演出，吸引了一群忠实的粉丝。
The grungy coffee shop was her favorite place to hang out, surrounded by the smell of fresh, roasted beans.
她最喜欢去的那家破旧咖啡店，周围弥漫着新鲜烘焙豆子的香气。
His grungy backpack was filled with books, notebooks, and a few personal items he couldn't live without.
他的破旧背包里装满了书籍、笔记本和个人无法生活下去的一些物品。
The grungy, underground music scene was thriving, offering a platform for independent artists to express themselves freely.
破旧的地下音乐场景蓬勃发展，为独立艺术家提供了自由表达自我的平台。