bedraggled

英 [bɪˈdræɡld]

美 [bɪˈdræɡld]

adj.  弄湿的; 给泥水弄脏的; 不整洁的

GRE

BNC.21944 / COCA.23446

牛津词典

adj.

• 弄湿的；给泥水弄脏的；不整洁的
  made wet, dirty or untidy by rain, mud, etc.
  1. bedraggled hair/clothes
     湿漉漉的头发；满是泥污的衣服

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 湿漉漉的；乱蓬蓬的；脏兮兮的
  Someone or something that isbedraggledlooks untidy because they have got wet or dirty.
  1. He looked weary and bedraggled.
     他看上去又疲惫，又邋遢。
  2. ...a bedraggled group of journalists.
     一群衣冠不整的记者

英英释义

adj

• limp and soiled as if dragged in the mud
  1. the beggar's bedraggled clothes
  2. scarecrows in battered hats or draggled skirts
  Synonym:draggled
• in deplorable condition
  1. a street of bedraggled tenements
  2. a broken-down fence
  3. a ramshackle old pier
  4. a tumble-down shack
  Synonym:broken-downderelictdilapidatedramshackletatterdemaliontumble-down

双语例句

• At first, Dino Reardon thought the bedraggled bird running towards him at his home in Skipton, North Yorkshire, was a stray.
  一开始，李尔顿以为这只朝他在北约克夏史基普顿家中飞来、脏兮兮的小鸟迷了路。
• But he was in such a bedraggled condition that an assistant refused to serve him.
  但店员见他浑身泥水的样子，竟不肯接待他。
• A street of bedraggled tenements; a broken-down fence; a ramshackle old pier; a tumble-down shack.
  满街破旧的房屋；破旧的篱笆；摇摇欲坠的老码头；摇摇欲坠的小木屋。
• As Beckham walked slowly off with his hair uncharacteristically bedraggled, his mother, Sandra, also wiped away a tear in the stands.
  随着贝克汉姆慢慢地走开，他的头发一反常态的凌乱，他的母亲桑德拉在看台上还擦了擦眼泪。
• A few bedraggled passengers stood in the rain, waiting for the train.
  几名浑身湿透的乘客站在雨中等候列车。
• In the end the motion will not be heard because Mr Hicks, looking pale and bedraggled, admitted the charge of "providing material support for terrorism".
  现在我们最终不会再听到类似这样的传闻，因为看上去面色苍白精神颓废的希克斯先生已经承认了关于“提供资源支持恐怖分子”的指控。
• Suddenly the door bursts open and the Time Traveler appears, dirty, disheveled, and bedraggled, with a nasty cut on his chin.
  突然，门猛然开了，时间旅行家出现。他十分肮脏，衣冠不整，满身是泥，下巴颏被严重划伤。
• Glinski says two men approached him, one a bedraggled Polish officer, the other a dapper Englishman.
  格林斯基说，两名男子走近他，其中一位是衣衫不整的波兰军官，另一位是衣冠楚楚的英国人。
• He looked weary and bedraggled.
  他看上去又疲惫，又邋遢。
• A passerby in Melbourne, Australia, certainly did, offering an Aussie dollar to the bedraggled man crouching by the stage door of the Comedy Theatre in 2010.
  澳大利亚墨尔本的一个路人确实施舍了他一些钱。那是2010年，他见这个衣衫褴褛的乞丐蜷缩在喜剧剧院后台入口，便给了他一澳元。