Translations for „tatty“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

tatty [ˈtæti, Am -t̬i] ADJ pej

tatty

zaniedbany

tatty clothes

niechlujny

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Ceilings are awkward to work on and, although not as noticeable as walls, they can easily crack, stain and look tatty.

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Things that were once regency splendour are now just tatty, there is a lot of utilitarian housing.

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Well presented breadboard sets command a high price tag, but tatty or uninspiring samples don't.

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After several weeks, the grip on the heel is looking a bit tatty but the sole itself is totally unscathed.

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Tatty short-term leases dominate its side of the street.

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Don't expect to find a load of tatty, sweaty, old clothes that bring to mind remnants from the wardrobe of a dead person.

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But instead of clogging up your windowsills with big tatty old plants, take cuttings instead.

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From time to time wooden doors get worn and tatty.

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Advertising your grief doesn't reduce it or make others appreciate it more; and in this climate it just looks tatty very quickly.

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But alas, we had to make do with a glimpse of a tatty vinyl sign printed with its magnificent name.

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