汚よごれる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to get dirty; to become dirty
It gets dirty immediately if you move even a little.
2. to become sullied; to become corrupted; to lose one's chastity
It seems your heart is still impure.
Kanji used
dirty
Pitch accent
よ
ごれる
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Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
to get slightly dirty (all over)
Examples (38 in total)
Your feet are dirty.
Your clothes are dirty.
Are your hands free of dirt?
The towels are dirty.
My glasses are dirty.
Your face is dirty.
Your windscreen is dirty.
Then, your skirt will get dirty, won't it?
One of your shoes is dirty.
These trousers are dirty.
This plate is dirty.
My keyboard is dirty.
The towels in the bathroom are dirty.
It is something that gets dirty when people use it.
The air in this room is foul.
Your hands will get dirty that way, won't they?
Mud splashed up and got my trousers dirty.
Back then, I hadn't been corrupted yet.
My clothes were dirty with oil.
The suitcase contained nothing but dirty clothes.
It gets dirty immediately if you move even a little.
No, it's not dirty enough to throw away.
I found the river dirty.
Please clean the dirty floor.
Did your uniform get dirty on the way to school, perhaps?
It seems your heart is still impure.
The air is polluted, but the drifting clouds are white.
These clothes are dirty and need to be washed.
Living in the city has corrupted my heart.
I had properly taken off my shoes so that the seat would not get dirty.
Bring me a clean plate and take the dirty one away.
Tom always leaves his bicycle dirty.
His blue coat was dirty and wrinkled.
There's a lot of dirty dishes in the sink.
He exclaimed, "What a dirty face you have!"
We must wash all these dirty plates.
Tom always leaves dirty dishes in the sink.
The bigger a city grows, the dirtier the air and water become.