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slob

gb/slˈɑb/ us/slˈɑb/
B2 Anglų
trehány, bunkó, tapló, henyél, punnyad
DAIKTAVARDIS B2 INFORMAL
1
Vartosenos šablonas:
call [someone] a slob; be a slob
He’s a slob who leaves dirty dishes all over the kitchen.
Ő egy trehány alak, aki koszos edényeket hagy szanaszét a konyhában.
I feel like a slob when I stay in pajamas all day.
Trehánynak érzem magam, amikor egész nap pizsamában maradok.
Stop calling your brother a slob—just ask him to clean up.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
My roommate is a slob.
A szobatársam nagyon trehány.
Please don’t be a slob in the kitchen.
Kérlek, ne légy trehány a konyhában.
Dažna klaida:
Don’t confuse slob with slobber (saliva; to drool).
Reikšmė
messy, untidy person
Kolokacijos
a total slob |such a slob |a complete slob |messy slob |lazy slob |a bit of a slob |live like a slob |dress like a slob |call someone a slob |stop being a slob
Sinonimai
mess (Common, but can also mean a confusing situation.) | sloven (More formal/old-fashioned; focuses on untidy appearance.) | pig (Harsher insult; often suggests dirtiness.)
Antonimai
neat freak (Someone extremely tidy and clean.) | neatnik (Informal word for a very tidy person.)
Temos
daily_life |home |people |appearance
Apibrėžimas

a person who is very messy or dirty

A person who is very untidy or dirty, especially in their appearance or living space.

DAIKTAVARDIS C1 INFORMAL
2
Vartosenos šablonas:
a slob; call [someone] a slob
Some slob was yelling at the staff for no reason.
Egy bunkó ordibált a személyzettel minden ok nélkül.
Don’t be a slob—say sorry and hold the door.
Ne légy bunkó — kérj bocsánatot, és tartsd nyitva az ajtót.
She refused to date him because she thought he was an insensitive slob.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He was a slob to the waiter.
Bunkó volt a pincérrel.
Dažna klaida:
This sense is about bad manners, not only being physically messy.
Reikšmė
rude, uncouth person
Kolokacijos
an arrogant slob |a drunk slob |a loud slob |a disgusting slob |a rude slob |some slob |that slob |act like a slob
Sinonimai
lout (Suggests rough, aggressive, or insensitive behavior.) | jerk (Very common insult; less focused on manners.) | boor (More formal; emphasizes rudeness and lack of refinement.)
Antonimai
gentleman (Suggests polite, considerate behavior.) | lady (Suggests polite, refined behavior.)
Temos
people |social |behavior
Apibrėžimas

a person who behaves badly or has poor manners

A person seen as unpleasant, rude, or lacking good manners.

VEIKSMAŽODIS C1 INFORMAL
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
slob (around/out) (in/at [place])
We spent the weekend slobbing around the house in sweatpants.
A hétvégét azzal töltöttük, hogy melegítőben otthon henyéltünk.
After the exam, I just wanted to slob out and watch a movie.
A vizsga után csak punnyadni akartam és megnézni egy filmet.
If you slob all day, the apartment quickly turns into a mess.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
On Sundays I like to slob around at home.
Vasárnaponként szeretek otthon henyélni.
Dažna klaida:
This verb is informal and is much more common as slob around / slob out than as slob alone.
Reikšmė
behave lazily and untidily
Kolokacijos
slob around |slob out |slob around the house |slob out on the couch |slob in front of the TV |slob around all day |just slob |slob at home
Sinonimai
lounge (More neutral; doesn’t necessarily imply messiness.) | veg out (Informal; focuses on relaxing lazily.) | slack off (Focuses on avoiding work rather than untidiness.)
Antonimai
tidy up (To clean and make things neat.) | get to work (To start doing something productive.)
Temos
daily_life |home |behavior
Apibrėžimas

to be lazy and messy

To behave in a lazy, careless, untidy way, especially at home; often used with around or out.

Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
slob
IPA
GB/slˈɑb/
US/slˈɑb/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
slob (1 skiemuo)
Stress on 1st syllable (slob)
Žodžio formos
Noun
  • Base: slob
  • Plural: slobs
Posakiai

slob around

1
/slˈɑb ɚˈaʊnd/
phrasal verb informal

relax lazily at home

to be lazy and do nothing much

Pavyzdžiai
  • We slobbed around the house all morning and ordered takeout.
  • He spent the whole weekend slobbing around in old clothes.
  • I don’t mind slobbing around sometimes, but we should clean up later.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
  • I slob around on Sunday.

slob out

1
/slˈɑb ˈaʊt/
phrasal verb informal

laze on a couch/bed

to relax lazily

Pavyzdžiai
  • After work, I like to slob out on the sofa for an hour.
  • They slobbed out in front of the TV instead of going out.
  • Let’s slob out tonight and watch something easy.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
  • I want to slob out on the couch.

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