low-down in Vietnamese

@low-down
tính từ
- <lóng> ti tiện, đáng khinh, hèn mạt, đê tiện
danh từ
- <Mỹ><lóng> sự thật (của một việc gì...)

Sentence patterns related to "low-down"

1. What a dirty, low-down trick!

2. You low-down, cowardly, nasty thing, you!

3. Interest in that project is low-down.

4. Alow (not comparable) (now chiefly Scotland) Low down

5. Why, you low-down, stinking, son of a...

Sao, đồ đê tiện, thối tha, khốn...

6. They will stoop to every low-down trick.

7. He's a nothing, a low-down, useless nobody.

8. Insects are fairly low down the food chain.

9. Give me the low-down on her divorce.

10. "The low-down, ornery Cuss!" said Dobbs.

11. SCARLETT: You're a low-down, cowardly, nasty thing, you!

12. That was a pretty low-down trick to play!

13. What does Alow mean? (now chiefly Scotland) Low down

14. That was a pretty low-down thing to do.

15. The low down on Clamour Summit 2020 in Palm Springs

16. It was a messy wound, low down in the abdomen.

Đó là một vết thương bị nhiễm trùng, thấp xuống dưới bụng.

17. What low-down son of a bitch took my clothes?

18. He holds his violin low down, the bow fastidiously poised above it.

19. You low-down, dirty, mangy, filthy, flea-bitten, bum-sniffing toilet drinker!

Đồ chó bẩn thỉu, dơ dáy Mạt hạng. Đầy ve, hay hửi bậy, và uống nước trong bồn cầu.

20. That low-down dirty dog is trying kick us off the mission.

Con vật bẩn thỉu đó đang tìm cách gạt mình ra khỏi nhiệm vụ này.

21. We want you to give us the low-down on your team-mates.

22. Jane gave me the low-down on the other guests at the party.

23. We asked women in the biz for their low-down on film-making.

24. Read newspaper and magazine articles for the low-down on how those companies are doing.

25. It seems a little low-down and dirty, but a little jealousy can go a long way.

26. And we had to keep our water supply low down, or the risk of capsize would be unacceptable.

27. Mother, absolutely illiterate, washed my low-down and madding heart with her broad love like the boundless sea.

28. 5 His face smashed a pane low down in the french window and went through, stippling Goldman's shoes with blood.

29. 19 His face smashed a pane low down in the french window and went through, stippling Goldman's shoes with blood.

30. In this way it is possible to use the lift low down with safety, provided that the thermals are not too turbulent.

31. This bill is mean. It is downright low-down. What does it profit a great nation to conquer the world, only to lose its soul?

32. This technology assists heating and refrigeration equipment through using power low-down , can adjust indoor temperature already, hold comfortable position, managing integrated cost of the residence.

33. Stop when the sweat on his forehead down to the low-down , heart beat faster, music did not stop laughing at my being out of step.

34. Delivery & Pickup Options - 26 reviews of The Bettered Bagel "Woohoot First!! Ok so here's the low down on this new spot which has a fresh and modern look in a somewhat dated shopping area

35. "Abject cowardice" "a low stunt to pull" "a low-down sneak" "his miserable treatment of his family" "You miserable skunk!" "a scummy rabble" "a scurvy trick" 2

36. Oh, but Blimey, while we were in there we saw chocolate ants, and chocolate locusts, and sugared scorpions.: Now up to issue 15, Blimey that went fast, this highly insightful fortnightly gives you the low-down on the latest buzz rising from the underground

37. Contemptible: 1 adj deserving of contempt or scorn Synonyms: abject , low , low-down , miserable , scummy , scurvy of the most Contemptible kind bastardly , mean of no value or worth pathetic , pitiable , pitiful inspiring mixed contempt and pity ignoble completely lacking nobility in character or quality or purpose unworthy lacking in value

38. ‘Beds and cupboards, known as Aumbries, were built into walls as were benches and settles.’ ‘An aumbry was always conveniently placed near the fireplace at the end of the high table.’ ‘Low down in the corners of the east wall are two hollows known as Aumbries which were probably used to contain relics.’