1. cut up ugly : 發(fā)怒；
形容詞
1. The sky looks ugly.
天好象要變壞。
2. What an ugly building!
多么難看的建筑物！
3. The sky has an ugly look.
天氣陰沉沉的。
4. The situation looks ugly.
形勢看來很嚴(yán)峻。
5. The crowd was in an ugly mood.
這群人的脾氣很壞。
相貌
A：Do you think appearances are important?
你認(rèn)為相貌重要嗎？
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B：If you’re superficial, appearances can be important.
如果你比較膚淺，相貌就會(huì)很重要。
A：Don’t you think everyone is a bit superficial?
你不認(rèn)為每個(gè)人都有點(diǎn)膚淺嗎？
B：I guess maybe a little. But in the end, it’s someone’s personality that’s important. Why do you ask?
我想大概都有一點(diǎn)兒。但是最終還是一個(gè)人的性格重要。你為什么問這個(gè)？
A：I have a job interview tomorrow. I’m worried that someone more attractive than me will get the job.
我明天有一個(gè)工作面試。我擔(dān)心長得比我有吸引力的人會(huì)得到這個(gè)工作。
B：You can’t be serious.
你不會(huì)是認(rèn)真的吧。
A：I’ve read many articles about how attractive people get higher salaries than ugly people.
我讀過許多關(guān)于長得好看的人比長得不好看的人如何如何得到更高的薪水的文章。
B：You can’t believe everything you read.
你不能相信你所讀到得所有內(nèi)容。
A：I know, but I think it’s accurate to say that people like attractive people.
我明白。但我認(rèn)為，確切地說，人們的確喜歡有魅力的人。
B：I guess that may be true sometimes, but I know that’s not always the case.
我想有時(shí)的確是這樣的。但就我所知，事實(shí)也并不總是如此。
A：Why’s that?
為什么？
B：Well, I’m not particularly handsome, and I’ve got a great job!
這個(gè)…我就并不特別英俊，而我卻有一份好工作。
1. 丑惡：這部小說不但(Not only)寫出人性的丑惡(Ugly)(Ugly),并且寫出了曰本商界的激烈(Fierce)競爭以及美國的社會(huì)問題. 又如<<太陽黑點(diǎn)>>,揭示了政界的黑暗,尾聲以師岡因腦血栓發(fā)作成了廢人,從而掩蓋了==內(nèi)閣官員下流無恥的真相.
1. 丑陋的；難看的
If you say that someone or something is ugly, you mean that they are very unattractive and unpleasant to look at.
e.g. ...an ugly little hat...
難看的小帽子
e.g. She makes me feel dowdy and ugly.
她讓我自慚形穢。
2. （通常因涉及暴力、挑釁行為而）令人厭惡的，邪惡的，惡性的
If you refer to an event or situation as ugly, you mean that it is very unpleasant, usually because it involves violent or aggressive behaviour.
e.g. There have been some ugly scenes...
出現(xiàn)了一些惡性事件。
e.g. The confrontation turned ugly.
對抗局面進(jìn)一步激化。
3. to rear its ugly head -> see head