filth

filth
[fɪlθ]
sustantivo
1porquería (f) (dirt)
  • to talk filth -> decir cochinadas

filth [filz]
sustantivo
1Inmundicia, porquería; basura, suciedad, fango.
2Corrupción, infección, impurez
adjetivo

filth [fɪlθ]
noun
1 (dirt) suciedad; (f) mugre; (f)
his hands were black with filth filth was matted in his beard and hair
(excrement) heces; (f)
they found him lying in his own filth
2 (people) basura; (f)
those people are nothing but filth esa gente no es más que basura
death to communist filth!
(bad language) groserías; (f) obscenidades; (f)
I've never read such filth jamás he leído groserías obscenidades semejantes;or
the children have to listen to the filth that comes out of her mouth
3 (very_informal) (police)
the filth la policía; la pasma; (Esp) (very_informal) la bofia; (Esp) (very_informal) la cana; (S. Cone) (very_informal)
The fuzz, the filth, the pigs, whatever your local terminology may be for the police he has been in trouble with the `Filth # his name for the police

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