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shabby中文意思翻譯

adj.破舊的, 寒酸的, 低劣的, 卑劣的

shabby詞形變化

副詞: shabbily | 形容詞比較級: shabbier | 形容詞最高級: shabbiest | 名詞: shabbiness |

shabby同義詞

filthy | slovenly | unkempt | contemptible | despicable | tatty | dowdy | frayed | dishonourable | rotten | untidy | unfair | cheap | seedy | dishonorable | worn | ragged | cruel | bedraggled | mean | grungy | moth-eaten | threadbare | worn out | dilapidated | shoddy | ratty | nasty | low | miserable | squalid | scruffy | tattered

shabby反義詞

decent

shabby常見(jiàn)例句

1 、"The old, rather shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic" (John Galsworthy).───“又破又舊的房間使得她滿(mǎn)懷同情之心” （約翰·高爾華綏）。

2 、That wasn't too shabby, when you stabbed him with the pen.─── 你用那只筆捅了他不是什么十惡不赦的事

3 、Oh, shabby chic, should be worth a few sestertii.─── 老舊時(shí)尚風(fēng) 應該值幾個(gè)硬幣

4 、Little by little my shaking shoulders are becoming shabby and I couldn't even tell you to turn around and look at them.───一點(diǎn)一點(diǎn)地,我顫抖的肩膀顯得無(wú)力,我就連叫你回頭看一看我也辦不到。

5 、He even plays a shabby trick on his father.───他甚至同他的父親玩弄卑鄙的手段。

6 、If one acquires English without getting to its cultural core, his cultural world will be shabby and impoverished.───一個(gè)人如果只懂英語(yǔ)，而不能深入英語(yǔ)的文化體系，則他的精神世界就會(huì )很干癟。

7 、But his boots and trousers were shabby.───可是靴子和褲子卻破舊不堪。

8 、He was a shabby stooped little drunkard.───他是個(gè)衣衫襤褸、傴腰曲背的小個(gè)子酒鬼。

9 、He determined to repair the shabby roof of the house all by himself.───他決定自己一個(gè)人修理破屋頂。

10 、This shabby old tarlatan will have to do.─── 只能穿這條破紗裙湊合一下了

11 、He stared at the house across the way, the small shabby house.───他隔著(zhù)馬路注視對面那棟房子，那棟破敗而又矮小的房子。

12 、He took me by the hand to a shabby little barracks beside the tarmac, its windows blown out.───他拉著(zhù)我的手走向跑道旁一個(gè)窗子被炸掉的簡(jiǎn)陋小棚屋里。

13 、You've already proven you're not too shabby at improv.─── 你已經(jīng)證明過(guò)了 你的臨場(chǎng)發(fā)揮還不賴(lài)

14 、They easily found the house, a shabby bow-windowed cottage, looking towards the water.───他們很容易便找到了這住所，一棟破破爛爛的凸肚窗房屋，前臨流水。

15 、An old man, a shabby boat and a vast sea.───一個(gè)老人，一只破舊的船與一片茫茫大海。

16 、His well cut suit, shabby now, told me his story.───他那身剪裁合身而現在已經(jīng)破舊了的衣服說(shuō)明了他的經(jīng)歷。

17 、He is a tramp in shabby old clothes.───他是個(gè)衣衫襤褸的流浪者。

18 、The shabby flats, the unpaid bills, the senseless, all pervading sickness in the boom city of fat America began to depress Bethune.───在富庶的美國的這個(gè)新興城市里，破爛的小公寓房子，欠付的帳單，莫名其妙地普遍患有的疾病，開(kāi)始使白求恩憂(yōu)悶起來(lái)。

19 、When it's a late finish, the rooms aren't too shabby.─── 如果下班晚了 這里的房間起碼不會(huì )太差

20 、He ended a pretty shabby kind of life by killing himself.───他以自殺結束了他那相當不體面的一生。

21 、They lived in a shabby street.───他們住在一條陋巷里。

22 、It is shabby to speak ill of others behind their backs.───在背后講人壞話(huà)是卑鄙的。

23 、He was often poken fun at at school because of his shabby clothes.───因為他衣著(zhù)寒酸，在學(xué)校時(shí)常受人嘲笑。

24 、And in Sully's painting of a boy wearing a shabby hat, can you perceive any poetry apart from the subtleties of light and shade on an innocent face?───再如sully的《戴破帽子的孩子滬，畫(huà)的是一個(gè)孩子頭上頂著(zhù)一個(gè)破帽子，除了那天真無(wú)邪的臉上的光線(xiàn)掩映之外還有什么詩(shī)可讀?

25 、You look rather shabby in those clothes.───你穿那種衣服顯得很蹩腳。

26 、To her right, a shabby hut with symbols of Pacifism is standing.───右面有一棟畫(huà)上代表和平主義標志的破舊房屋，

27 、He was feeling very depressed over this-very shabby.───他對這事情總覺(jué)得非常沉痛--非常不體面。

28 、It's shabby, but it could be very chic.─── 非常邋遢骯臟 但也可以弄得很別致

29 、The old, rather shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic(John Galsworthy.───又破又舊的房間使得她滿(mǎn)懷同情之心（約翰 高爾華綏）。

30 、His clothes were shabby, and he presented a marked contrast to all that she now seemed to be.───他衣衫襤褸，和她現在的情況相比，他恰恰形成了一個(gè)鮮明的對照。

31 、Become shabby, old ( especially clothes ) due to wear, become useless due to use.───(尤其是衣服)因為穿著(zhù)而變得破舊,因使用而變得無(wú)用。

32 、A new-comer of any age or either sex was an impressive curiosity in the poor little shabby village of St. Petersburg.───在圣彼德堡這個(gè)貧窮、破落的小村子里，不管是男的還是女的，老的還是少的，只要是新來(lái)的，就能引起人們的好奇心。

33 、She is all the more beautiful for her shabby clothing (=because her clothing is shabby).───即使她衣衫襤褸，卻顯得更美麗了。

34 、Your shoes have been worn out and they look shabby.───你的鞋子已經(jīng)破了,看上去很破舊。

35 、She is none the less beautiful for her shabby clothing.───即使她衣衫襤褸，卻仍然美麗。

36 、A small and crowded office at the end of a shabby corridor on this level.───位于這層樓上一條破爛的走廊盡頭，一間窄小擁擠的辦公室里。

37 、One of the girls, a sad, shabby Russian, brought him tea in a glass.───一個(gè)愁眉苦臉、衣衫襤褸的俄國姑娘給他端來(lái)一杯茶。

38 、The bearded, shabby files swung down Peachtree Street to the tune of “Maryland!───他可不像那個(gè)滿(mǎn)臉胳腮胡、目光閃閃的肯塔基人呢！

39 、He looked so shabby, in an old hat and a long overcoat.───他戴著(zhù)頂舊帽子，穿著(zhù)長(cháng)大衣，顯得如此寒酸。

40 、The other house got old and shabby, and that cut into the value.───周?chē)姆孔佣计婆f不堪, 這使得他房子的價(jià)值降低了。

41 、His shabby appearance creates a bad impression.───他那寒酸的樣子給人留下不好的印象。

42 、He generally wore an old, shabby hat(in the lining of which he often carried letters of law papers).───他經(jīng)常戴一頂舊的破爛的禮帽（禮帽襯布里面夾著(zhù)信件和訴訟文件。）

43 、Still handsome, he looked dissipated, shabby.───他依舊很漂亮，但是看上去神情頹喪，衣服陳舊不堪。

44 、His shabby appearance is greatly against him.───他襤褸的外表對他很不利。

45 、The room she entered was as shabby as the offices outside.───他走進(jìn)的那間屋子，同外邊的那些辦公室一樣齷齪。

46 、He saw the Justice, a shabby, collarless, graying man in spectacles, beckoning him.───他看見(jiàn)頭發(fā)灰白的治安法官戴著(zhù)一副眼鏡，身著(zhù)沒(méi)有衣領(lǐng)的破舊衣服，正示意他過(guò)去。

47 、In the storm, they found a shabby hut in the forest.───在暴風(fēng)雪中,他們發(fā)現了一間簡(jiǎn)陋的小屋。

48 、The team's execution was not too shabby.─── 這支隊伍的執行力還算不賴(lài)

49 、They're ostentatiously shabby , his collars never clean and his tie's never tied properly.───他的衣服故意弄得十分寒酸，領(lǐng)子從來(lái)都不平整，領(lǐng)帶也從來(lái)不系好。

50 、Why don't get your shabby car sold?───你為什么不把你的破車(chē)給賣(mài)掉?

51 、Beijing Subway, NOT only and NO longer shabby and old! Snapshots of the new subway line.───五號線(xiàn)開(kāi)通一陣了,改變北京地鐵古老破舊的形象。

52 、He via an entrance filled with a "shabby" rental room and found no one inside locked the door.───他途經(jīng)一間門(mén)口放滿(mǎn)“破爛”的出租房時(shí)，發(fā)現房門(mén)鎖著(zhù)屋里沒(méi)人。

53 、Of inferior quality; shabby.───品質(zhì)低劣的; 寒酸的

54 、He was a haggard-looking, white-haired old bandit, with shabby, ragged clothes.───但看此人，形容枯槁，衣衫襤褸，發(fā)縞如銀，一老賊也。

55 、Are you going to mak the tea? demanded he of the shabby coat, shifting his ferocious gaze from me to the young lady.───“你是要泡茶嗎？”他問(wèn)那個(gè)衣衫襤褸者，隨即又將他那兇狠的目光從我身上移到那位年輕女子身上。

56 、He wore a rather shabby coat.───他穿一件相當破舊的上衣。

57 、Yeah, all right, shabby, then, if you'd sooner.─── 好吧 不夠仔細 如果你更喜歡這么說(shuō)

58 、After some further toil his efforts were rewarded, and a very shabby door-mat lay exposed to view.───又苦干了一陣子，他的努力終見(jiàn)成效，一塊破舊的擦腳墊露了出來(lái)。

59 、Mew: Ahaha! Not too shabby, little firefly!───啊哈哈！小螢火蟲(chóng)，不要太寒酸了。

60 、His reasoning is weak, even shabby.───他的論證軟弱無(wú)力，甚至可以說(shuō)很拙劣。

61 、A son never thinks his mother ugly, and a dog never shuns its owner'home however shabby it is.───兒不嫌母丑,狗不怨家貧。

62 、In the thirties, I'm perturbed even by seeing the scruffy and shabby tax, Please!───三十歲的時(shí)候，看見(jiàn)骯臟破舊的的士都心煩，拜托！

63 、After thirty, even the sight of a shabby and sordid taxi may sicken me.Ok !───三十歲之后，看見(jiàn)破舊骯臟的的士都心煩，拜托！

64 、They live on odd jobs, mostly freelance, and live in rented houses, varying from a shabby shed to a serviced apartment.───他們干零活謀生，大部分為自由職業(yè)者，租房子住，包括從破舊的屋棚到酒店式公寓等各式房子。

65 、She then guided me to a shabby hole covered by collapsed buildings.───后來(lái)奉順帶我到一處頹圮的洞穴,四周被半倒的建筑物覆蓋著(zhù)。

66 、So when bald Bahlul went to the party in his shabby clothes, he was thrown out.───因此，當巴魯衣衫襤褸來(lái)參加宴會(huì )時(shí)，被立刻轟了出去。

67 、But as Soapy entered the restaurant door, the head waiter's eye fell upon his shabby trousers and old shoes.───但當他正要進(jìn)入之時(shí)，領(lǐng)班的目光落到了他的破褲子和破鞋上。

68 、His clothes, ill-made and shabby, were puton untidily.───他的衣服做工掘劣，再加上又很破舊，穿在身上邋里邋遢的。

69 、His clothes were in a shabby condition.───他的衣服很破舊。

70 、He hesitated and told me he was brought up in a shabby and dirty town.───他吞吞吐吐地告訴我，他是在一個(gè)破舊骯臟的小鎮上長(cháng)大的。

71 、An old man in shabby clothes came to the door.───一位衣衫襤褸的老人來(lái)到門(mén)前。

72 、Shabby clothes don't necessarily prove that you are free from corruption.───冠帶襤褸不一定證明你是清廉的。

73 、Hundreds of refugees were thrown out of their shabby sheds, the government would build a school there.───幾百名難民被趕出了他們簡(jiǎn)陋的棚屋，政府要在那兒建所學(xué)校。

74 、A woman in shabby black stood on the doorstep talking to Jude, who held the door in his hand.───一個(gè)穿著(zhù)破舊黑衫裙的女人站在門(mén)口臺階上，正跟裘德說(shuō)話(huà)，裘德一只手把著(zhù)門(mén)。

75 、He generally wore an old, shabby hat.───他經(jīng)常帶一頂舊的、破爛的禮帽。

76 、It is not known how many of the details of the Duce's shabby end were communicated to the Fuehrer.───關(guān)于墨索里尼的不體面的下場(chǎng)，到底有多少詳情細節傳到了希特勒耳中，現在還不清楚。

77 、His smartness of the morning had seemed to Tom a good joke before, and very ingenious. It merely looked mean and shabby now.───他本以為早上耍的小聰明只是玩笑，很有獨創(chuàng )性，可現在看來(lái)那既卑鄙又可恥。

78 、It is a shade shabby, but the spirit of the neighborhood more than makes up for it.─── 它陰暗 破舊 但鄰里間的 友好氣氛絕對彌補了這一不足

79 、So, Archer’s joining with Osmond, which she thinks as a shabby affair and lame business, arouses her fierce query.───因此，阿徹加入與奧斯蒙德，她認為作為一個(gè)破舊的內政和跛腳業(yè)務(wù)，引起了激烈的查詢(xún)。

80 、In a corner, a man in shabby clothes dozed in a comfortable chair.───在一個(gè)角落里，一個(gè)衣著(zhù)襤褸的男人正坐在舒適的椅子上打盹。

81 、"We must blaze the news across the front page of Mutiny!" said the shabby girl.───“我們必須把這個(gè)消息登在《反叛》的頭版

82 、My clothes are quite shabby at the side of yours.───與你相比，我的衣裳就顯得太破舊了。

83 、Spokesman Tony Snow calls the editorial "a shabby piece of work".───發(fā)言人托尼.斯諾聲稱(chēng)這篇評論就是篇“卑鄙之作”。

84 、A series of shabby identities in vulgar worlds.─── 一個(gè)接一個(gè)小角色 混跡人群

85 、His shabby clothes argue him to be a poor man.───他襤褸的衣衫表明他是個(gè)窮人。

86 、The taxi stopped in front of a shabby, third-rate hotel.───出租車(chē)在一家破舊的三流旅館門(mén)口停下來(lái)。

87 、The old,rather shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic(John Galsworthy.───又破又舊的房間使得她滿(mǎn)懷同情之心(約翰·高爾華綏)。

88 、He seems more at home in his shabby overalls.───他穿著(zhù)那套破爛爛的工作服好像更自在些。

89 、His appearance in a shabby dressing gown took somewhat from the impression of stern authority he wished to counvery.───他那簡(jiǎn)陋家常服的外表，減弱了他想給人以嚴厲的權威的印象。

90 、Winter lies too long in country towns; hangs on until it is stale and shabby, old and sullen.───冬天在鄉鎮上駐留太久；一直拖延到使人感到陳舊、骯臟、衰老、陰沉。

東歐自由搏擊2009亞軍？

2009東歐世界級搏擊錦標賽亞軍是Derek SHabbyZhang。

雖然過(guò)去很多年了，但是人們還是會(huì )記得2009東歐世界級搏擊錦標賽亞軍是Derek SHabbyZhang。一個(gè)非常有天賦有勤奮好學(xué)的搏擊高手。拿到冠軍就是對他的努力最好的報答了就是說(shuō)。

衣衫襤褸的英文shabby

衣衫襤褸的的英文shabby指的是：adj.衣著(zhù)破舊的；衣衫襤褸的；不公正的；不講理的；卑鄙的； 形近詞：shabbier / shabbiest

1. He looked unshaven, shabby, and down-and-out.

他看上去胡子拉碴、衣衫襤褸，一副窮困潦倒的樣子。

2. shabby-looking furniture from junk shops.

從舊貨店買(mǎi)來(lái)的破舊家具。

3. a shabby, tall man with dark eyes.

衣衫襤褸的黑眼睛高個(gè)子男人。

4. He walked past her into a tiny, shabby room.

他從她身邊經(jīng)過(guò)，走進(jìn)了一個(gè)狹小簡(jiǎn)陋的房間。

5. shabby-chic decor.

做舊風(fēng)格的裝飾。

6.It was hard to say why the man deserved such shabby treatment...

真搞不懂為什么這個(gè)人就該受到如此不公正的待遇。