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

• Bedraggled appearance, clothes, hair
  邋遢的样子、衣服、头发
• 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。
• As the Queen stepped on the shore, the ship broke out the royal flag. The women lost no time in starting back, bedraggled as drowned rats.
  女王登上岸时，这艘轮船扬起了皇家旗帜。
• He looked weary and bedraggled.
  他看上去又疲惫，又邋遢。
• The bedraggled little dog timidly wagged his tail and began licking mother's hand.
  那湿漉漉的小狗胆怯地摇着尾巴，开始舔我妈妈的手。
• We drove to the 'Free Body Culture' property, which involved a body of fresh water, expanses of bedraggled grass richly festooned with goose and duck droppings and a few stunted trees.
  我们驾车前往自由身体文化的活动场地，那里有一片淡水湖，广阔的草地上满是鹅和鸭的粪便，还有几棵矮小的树木。
• Miss thompson's door was open, and they saw her in a bedraggled dressing-gown, cooking something in a chafing-dish.
  汤姆逊小姐的门开着，她们俩看见她穿着一件邋遢的睡衣，在用暖锅炒菜。
• He hadn't dared approach her house though, because, judging by her sister's reaction, he was sure her parents would not take kindly to his bedraggled appearance.
  他不敢去她家，因为从她姐姐的反应看，她爸妈肯定也看不上他这副脏兮兮的样子。
• 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。
• 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。