scruffy

美音：[ˈskrʌfi] 英音：['skrʌfɪ]

简单释义：

adj.邋遢的；肮脏的

网络不整洁的；不整齐的；衣冠不整

变形：

比较级：scruffier 最高级：scruffiest

完整释义：

adj.

1.邋遢的,杂乱的;肮脏的

例句：

His depiction of modern Kenya, in all its scruffy sadness, was pitch-perfect.
他对现代肯尼亚那种破旧感的描绘，达到了完美。
"I only keep this here for guests, " says a scruffy local as he slides a half-full jar of clear "white lightning" across the table.
“这个是我专门用来款待客人的，”一个不修边幅的当地人说道，同时从桌子那边滑过来半瓶澄清的“自制威士忌”。
When I last saw her a quarter of a century ago, she was a scruffy, cerebral Oxford undergraduate.
我上一次见她，还是25年前。那时候，她是个不修边幅、思维理智的牛津大学学生。
On a single day in August 1944, this neglected and scruffy place won a place in the annals of world conflict.
在1944年8月的一天，这个被忽视的且破乱不堪的地方却在世界战争史上赢得一席之地。
JAKE SULLY, a scarred and scruffy combat vet, sitting in a beat up carbon-fiber wheelchair.
杰克·萨利，一名从战场上退伍的军人，伤痕累累，还有点邋遢，坐在个破旧的碳化纤维轮椅上。他。
It was a big bird, old and bold and scruffy, utterly without fear.
这只老不要脸的杂毛大鸟一点不怕人。
The salesclerk looked at us suspiciously, a scruffy black boy and a black sailor in ill-fitting dress blues.
售货员心怀疑虑望着我们：一个是衣衫褴楼的黑孩子，一个是黑人水兵，穿着一套不合身的海军制服。
Manners are also a problem; one firm cited applicants who show up for interview in "scruffy track-suit bottoms and trainers, and grunt" .
行为举止也是个问题，一个公司举例说面试者穿着“脏西服和软运动鞋，说话咕哝着”。

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