adj.卑鄙的，丑恶的，无耻的，肮脏的，污秽的

The sordid details of the scandal were revealed in the newspapers.
这起丑闻的肮脏细节在报纸上被揭露了出来。
He tried to wash away the sordid memories of his past.
他试图抹去过去那些肮脏的记忆。
The sordid underbelly of politics is often hidden from public view.
政治的阴暗面常常被隐藏在公众视线之外。
Her novel painted a bleak and sordid picture of life in the slums.
她的小说描绘了贫民窟生活的阴暗凄凉画面。
The sordid story of corruption within the police department shocked the community.
警察局内部腐败的丑陋事实震惊了整个社区。
The sordid reality of war is rarely shown in sanitized movies or TV dramas.
战争的肮脏现实很少在经过美化处理的电影或电视剧中展现。
His memoirs were a candid account of his sordid life on the streets.
他的回忆录坦诚地讲述了他在街头的堕落生活。
The sordid tale of betrayal and revenge unfolded over several months.
背叛与复仇的肮脏故事持续了几个月。
The detective's investigation uncovered a web of deceit and sordid secrets.
警探的调查揭示了一个谎言和肮脏秘密交织的网络。
The sordid affair between the celebrity and their assistant made headlines.
名人与其助手之间的丑闻成为各大头条新闻。