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Meanings of dirtying in English
Portuguese
contaminação Catalan
sollament Usage of dirtying in English
1
It is unfortunate that life has a way of dirtying the glass.
2
Anna wore muslin gloves to prevent the newsprint from dirtying her fingers.
3
But I'm not going to have cowards like you dirtying my deck-planks.
4
In the kitchen it's good for a quick sip without dirtying a glass.
5
And believe me, I don't want it dirtying up this Dominion.
6
She is intent on dirtying everything, everything I felt for her.
7
If you don't mind dirtying your bags, that's to say.
8
The house was full of dignitaries and they didn't want paupers dirtying their Persian rugs.
9
Owein stood awkwardly, not wanting to embrace her for fear of dirtying her even more.
10
I can dirty my own hands, but I don't like the idea of dirtying yours.
11
To keep from dirtying her dress, she had to sit with her back ramrod straight.
12
They are quite new; but I have been dirtying them, outside, to make them look natural.
13
Now get up and stop dirtying my road.
14
A microwave comes in handy here to steam the spinach and save dirtying an extra pan.
15
But Amalisa was not readying herself for the feast by dirtying her dress in a storeroom.
16
He blames us for dirtying his image but he is doing a great job of it himself.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Dirtying through the time