foul


تلفظ آنلاین

foul /faʊl/ adjective
foul verb
foul noun [countable]

فول مانند چنگ زدن هل دادن دویدن یا پریدن غیرمجاز لغزیدن و زدن بازیگر مقابل و مجازات این خطاها اخطار و اخراج موقت یا دیسکالیفه و اکسکلود است، معیوب، گیر کردن، رسوب کردن، پلید، شنیع، ملعون، غلط، نادرست، خلاف، طوفانی، حیله، جرزنی، بازی بیقاعده، ناپاک کردن، لکه دار کردن، گوریده کردن، چرک شدن، بهم خوردن، گیرکردن، نارو زدن (در بازی)، بازرگانی: غلط، ورزش: نقض مقررات، نخ ماهیگیری اشفته، علوم نظامی: گل و لای گرفتن
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foul
[adjective]
Synonyms:
- dirty, fetid, filthy, malodorous, nauseating, putrid, repulsive, squalid, stinking, unclean
- obscene, abusive, blue, coarse, indecent, lewd, profane, scurrilous, vulgar
- offensive, abhorrent, despicable, detestable, disgraceful, scandalous, shameful, wicked
- unfair, crooked, dishonest, fraudulent, shady (informal), underhand, unscrupulous
[verb]
Synonyms:
- pollute, besmirch, contaminate, defile, dirty, stain, sully, taint
Antonyms: fair, undefiled
Related Words: fetid, malodorous, noisome, putrid, stinking, loathsome, offensive, repulsive, revolting, contaminate, defile, pollute, desecrate, profane
English Thesaurus: horrible, disgusting/revolting, nasty, nauseating, foul, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

I. foul1 /faʊl/ adjective
[Language: Old English; Origin: ful]

1. SMELL/TASTE a foul smell or taste is very unpleasant Synonym : disgusting:
He woke up with a foul taste in his mouth.
a pile of foul-smelling garbage
He put down his mug of foul-tasting coffee.

2. in a foul mood/temper British English in a very bad temper and likely to get angry:
The argument with his mother left Putt in a foul mood.

3. AIR/WATER very dirty:
Refugees in the camps are short of food and at risk from foul water.
extractor fans to remove foul air from the tunnel

4. foul language rude and offensive words:
She claimed she had been subjected to abuse and foul language.

5. WEATHER especially British English foul weather is stormy and windy, with a lot of rain or snow:
Always carry foul weather gear when you go out walking.
—foully adverb
—foulness noun [uncountable]
by fair means or foul at fair1(11), ⇒ fall foul of somebody/something at fall1(15)

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

II. foul2 verb

1.
a) [transitive] if a sports player fouls another player, they do something that is not allowed by the rules
b) [intransitive and transitive] to hit a ball outside the limit of the playing area in baseball

2. (also foul up) [transitive] formal to make something very dirty, especially with waste:
rivers and lakes fouled almost beyond recovery by pollutants
foul up phrasal verb informal

1. to do something wrong or spoil something by making mistakes ⇒ foul-up:
We can’t afford to foul up this time.
foul something ↔ up
Glen completely fouled up the seating arrangements.

2. foul something ↔ up to make something very dirty, especially with waste:
He lit a cigarette and started to foul up the air with stinging yellow smoke.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

III. foul3 noun [countable]

1. an action in a sport that is against the rules:
Wright was booked for a foul on the goalkeeper.

2. a hit in baseball which goes outside the limits of the playing area

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

foul
noun
ADJ. blatant, clear, deliberate, nasty
VERB + FOUL commit He committed a second clear foul and was sent off.
PREP. ~ on He was sent off for a blatant foul on Giggs.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

horrible very bad and unpleasant:
What’s that horrible smell?
This fish tastes horrible.
disgusting/revolting horrible, especially in a way that makes you feel slightly sick:
I had to take two spoons of some disgusting medicine.
The stench in the room was revolting.
nasty very unpleasant – often used about a taste that stays in your mouth:
Cheap wine sometimes leaves a nasty taste in your mouth.
the nasty smell of bad eggs
nauseating /ˈnɔːzieɪtɪŋ, -si- $ ˈnɒːzi-, -ʃi-/ horrible and making you feel that you are going to vomit – used especially about a smell:
the nauseating smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke
foul /faʊl/ horrible – used especially when there is decay or waste:
There was a foul smell coming from the water.
Whatever it was in that cup, it tasted foul.
horrible/terrible/awful/dreadful very bad and unpleasant:
For one horrible moment, I thought I was going to fall.
The refugees were living in dreadful conditions.
It must have been a terrible worry for them.
Thousands of people lost their jobs – it was awful.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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