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ADJ-GRADED
破旧的;破败的;破烂的 Shabby things or places look old and in bad condition.
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His clothes were old and shabby...
他的衣服又旧又破。
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He walked past her into a tiny, shabby room.
他从她身边经过，走进了一个狭小简陋的房间。
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...one of the shabbiest and poorest areas of London.
伦敦最贫穷、最肮脏的地区之一
shabbily
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...a shabbily dressed young man.
衣衫褴褛的年轻男子
shabbiness
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...the shabbiness of the building.
大楼的破败不堪
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ADJ-GRADED
(人)衣着破旧的;衣衫褴褛的 A person who is shabby is wearing old, worn clothes.
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...a shabby, tall man with dark eyes.
一个黑眼睛、高个子、穿得破破烂烂的男子
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ADJ-GRADED
(行为)不公正的，卑鄙的，卑劣的,令人无法接受的 If you describe someone's behaviour as shabby, you think they behave in an unfair or unacceptable way.
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It was hard to say why the man deserved such shabby treatment...
真搞不懂为什么这个人就该受到如此不公正的待遇。
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I knew it was shabby of me, but I couldn't help feeling slightly disappointed.
我知道我不应该这么想，但我还是不禁觉得有点失望。
shabbily
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I feel I behaved shabbily.
我觉得自己太龌龊了。
- Adjective
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1. showing signs of wear and tear;
- "a ratty old overcoat"
- "shabby furniture"
- "an old house with dirty windows and tatty curtains"
- synonym： moth-eaten，ratty，tatty
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2. mean and unworthy and despicable;
- "shabby treatment"
- 1. He even plays a shabby trick on his father.
- 他甚至同他的父亲玩弄卑鄙的手段。
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- 2. She looked at his shabby clothes with distaste.
- 她有些厌恶地看着他那一身寒酸的衣服。
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- 3. The old house has grown shabby with age.
- 那座老房子因年代久远而变得破旧。
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- 4. The other house got old and shabby, and that cut into the value.
- 周围的房子都破旧不堪，这使得他房子的价值降低了。
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- 5. You look rather shabby in those clothes.
- 你的衣着显得有点寒酸。
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