
原形 shabby
破舊的
卑劣的(shabby的比較級)
Parents, fearing ever shabbier public schools, have another reason to think about moving out of state.
擔心公立學校變得更加破舊的家長們又有一個理由搬出加州了。
Today, five years later, Ratti Bai's sari was even shabbier, her hair even more gray and her eyes twice as dazed.
五年以後的今天,拉蒂巴姨身上的紗麗甚至更破舊了,就連頭發也比以前花白了很多,眼睛也花了兩倍。
All these things are beginning to affect Italy's justly acclaimed quality of life. Infrastructure is getting shabbier.
所有這一切都開始對意大利素來廣受好評的生活質量産生影響。
The city into which I was born was poorer, shabbier, and more isolated than it had ever been before in its two-thousand-year history.
我出生的城市在她2000年的曆史中從不曾如此貧窮、破敗、孤立。
As we can see in the picture, a school built for migrant workers' children is much shabbier and poorly furnished compared with a key public school.
正如圖中所示,一所專門為外來子弟所建的學校相比某重點中學顯得十分破舊矮小。
shabbier 是形容詞shabby 的比較級形式,主要包含以下兩層含義:
外觀破舊、邋遢的 (更破舊、更邋遢的):
行為卑鄙、不光彩的 (更卑鄙、更不光彩的):
權威來源參考:
shabbier 是形容詞shabby 的比較級形式,其含義和用法如下:
破舊的(指物品或建築)
描述因長期使用或缺乏維護而顯得陳舊、破損的狀态。
例句:The old bookstore looked even shabbier after the rain.(那家舊書店在雨後顯得更加破舊。)
衣衫褴褛的(形容穿着)
指衣物破舊、不整潔,常暗示經濟拮據或生活窘迫。
例句:He wore a shabbier coat than his colleagues.(他穿的外套比同事們的更破舊。)
卑劣的、不公正的(形容行為或态度)
用于批評行為低劣、不道德或待人刻薄。
例句:Their shabbier treatment of employees caused public outrage.(他們對員工更惡劣的對待引發了公衆憤怒。)
如需更多例句或搭配,可參考(新東方)或(柯林斯詞典)的完整内容。
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