scruffy
英 [ˈskrʌf.i]
美 [ˈskrʌf.i]
- adj. 破旧的；肮脏的；不整齐的
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中文词源
scruffy 邋遢的
scruff,邋遢鬼，-y,形容词后缀。
英语词源
- scruffy (adj.)
- 1650s, "covered with scurf," from scruff "dandruff, scurf" (late Old English variant of scurf) + -y (2). Generalized sense of "rough and dirty" is from 1871. Related: Scruffily; scruffiness.
权威例句
- 1. The porter put our scruffy rain-sodden luggage on a trolley.
- 搬运工把我们那些被雨水浸透的脏兮兮的行李放上了手推车。
- 2. The town is scruffy and unappealing.
- 那个城镇脏乱不堪，令人生厌。
- 3. He looked a little scruffy.
- 他看着有点邋遢。
- 4. Despite her scruffy clothes, there was an air of sophistication about her.
- 尽管她衣衫褴褛, 但神态老练世故.
- 5. His scruffy appearance does not reflect his character.
- 他邋遢的外表并不反映他的性格.