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Grime
01
suciedad, porquería
the state of being covered with unclean things
02
grime
a type of dance music with elements of UK garage, hip-hop, drum and bass and other styles, first developed in London in the 2000s
to grime
01
ensuciar, manchar
to dirty something with a layer of dirt, grease, or filth
grime
n
begrime
v
begrime
v
grimy
adj
grimy
adj
Ejemplo
The old kitchen tiles were black with grease and grime from years of cooking.
The restoration team carefully removed layers of dirt and grime from the old oil paint to reveal the original masterpiece underneath.
Tom diligently scrubbed the grime off his shoes using a stiff-bristled brush.
The mechanic rinsed the engine parts with a hose to remove grease and grime.
The abrasive scrub exfoliated the surface of the ceramic tiles, removing stubborn stains and grime.
