tatty

英 ['tæti] 美 ['tæti]

• adj. 不整洁的；破烂的；简陋的；廉价艳丽的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. showing signs of wear and tear;

   "a ratty old overcoat"
   "shabby furniture"
   "an old house with dirty windows and tatty curtains"
   

2. tastelessly showy;

   "a flash car"
   "a flashy ring"
   "garish colors"
   "a gaudy costume"
   "loud sport shirts"
   "a meretricious yet stylish book"
   "tawdry ornaments"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. You'd better change out of those tatty old jeans.
   你最好改变一下，不穿那些破旧的牛仔裤。
2. There were a lot of guest houses which were very tatty.
   那儿有许多简陋的宾馆。

经典引文

• The Pantiles looked tatty and rather forlorn.

  出自： R. Cobb

• I couldn't undertake to sell..a very tatty edition of the complete works of Dickens.

  出自： A. Guinness

近反义词

【近义词】

• shabby 破旧的
• worn 用旧的
• scruffy 邋遢的
• dog-eared (书)翻旧了的...
• down-at-heel 用旧的; 衣着褴褛的...
• run-down 破旧的
• ragged 衣衫褴褛的
• frayed 动词fray的过去式,动...
• dilapidated 破旧的
• seedy 褴褛的
• meretricious 华而不实的
• loud 大声的
• brassy 似黄铜的
• trashy 垃圾似的
• ratty 糟糕的
• tacky 发粘的
• moth-eaten 虫蛀的
• cheap 便宜的
• gimcrack 无价值的
• garish 过分装饰的
• gaudy 俗丽的
• flashy 闪光的
• tawdry 廉价而俗丽的...
• flash 闪光