英 [ˈmʌki] 美 [ˈmʌki]
adj. 脏的，粪的；讨厌的
比较级muckier
最高级muckiest
mucky /ˈmʌkɪ/ [ muckier muckiest ]
形容词 Something that is mucky is very dirty. 污秽的; 肮脏的
mucky（adj 脏的. mockery （n 嘲笑, knowingly，肌肉感觉，窑，钥匙, kilt，千瓦, keep，反撞力, kids，小笛, kidneys, knowable, knap, kinder，...
A mucky business but a profitable one.
一桩令人讨厌但是赚钱的生意。
And the chair is becoming quite mucky and damp.
那把椅子搞到相当脏，还有点霉湿。
Those serving the oil industry must go where the RIGS are, however dusty and mucky the air.
那些服务于石油工业的设备必须在钻井平台上，但是那里空气肮脏。
In its wake, it leaves a trail of mucky plaques where brain cells used to be.
REDD's stress on performance should make it unlikely, and Indonesia's forestry is getting less mucky.
ECONOMIST: A special report on forests: Better REDD than dead | The
Near Glynde, I crossed the Ouse: the river mucky-banked, beginning to loop as it neared its floodplain and the sea.