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foul
[faʊl]
释义
释义1：adj.粗俗的，恶心的，肮脏的
Obscene or profane; abusive.not in accordance with accepted standards or established rules
offensive to the senses
释义2：vt. 弄脏 to make or become dirty or polluted
例句
David:You think you getting up in this,you got another think coming,you homo.
T-Bag: You got a foul mouth, you know that?（Prison Break）
戴维：你心理打着鬼主意，得寸进尺。你这死基佬。
茶包：你嘴巴很不干净，知道吗？（越狱）
Cersei：No one believes this foul gossip.
Joffery:Someone believes it. Father had other children? Besides me and Tommen and Myrcella? What are you asking. （Game of Thrones）
瑟曦：没有人会相信这些卑鄙的流言蜚语。
赵福瑞：总有人相信。父王还有其他孩子？除了我。托曼和弥赛菈？ （权力游戏）
Melisandre: Have you ever slaughtered a lamb, my king? If the lamb sees the knife, she panics. Her panic seeps into her meat, darkens it, fouls the flavor.(Game of Thrones)
梅丽珊卓：陛下，您见过宰羊么？如果羊看见刀子就会恐惧，恐惧会渗入肉体，使其颜色昏暗，玷污了口感。（权力游戏）
