sleazy

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sleazy
[ˈsliːzɪ]
adjetivo
1de mala muerte (familiar) (place, bar, hotel), cutre (español de España), gacho(a) (español de México); corrupto(a) ; escandaloso(a) y sórdido(a) (government, politician)(affair, reputation)

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sleazy [slii-si]
adjetivo
1Falto de firmeza en su textura, flojo, ligero.
  • Sleazy clot -> paño de soplillo

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sleazy [ˈsliːzɪ]
adjective
sleazier (comparative)sleaziest (superlative) (sordid) [+place] sórdido; asqueroso; (filthy) [+person] desaseado; desaliñado; (corrupt) [+deal etc] poco limpio; sucio;

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