ragged
柯林斯詞典
1. ADJ Someone who is ragged looks messy and is wearing clothes that are old and torn. 衣衫襤褸的
The five survivors eventually reached safety, ragged, half-starved, and exhausted. 這5名幸存者最終到達了安全地帶，衣衫襤褸、餓得半死、筋疲力盡。
2. ADJ Ragged clothes are old and torn. 破舊的
...an elderly, bearded man in ragged clothes. …一個上了年紀、留著胡須、穿著破舊衣服的男人。
3. ADJ You can say that something is ragged when it is rough or uneven. 粗糙的; 參差不齊的
O'Brien formed the men into a ragged line. 奧布賴恩把這些男人排成了歪歪扭扭的一排。
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ragged /?r?ɡ?d/
劍橋詞典
- (of clothes ) torn and not in good condition
（衣服）破舊的，破爛的，不整齊的
The children were wearing dirty , ragged clothes . 孩子們身上的衣服又臟又破。
(of a person ) untidy , dirty , and wearing old , torn clothes
（人）邋遢的，不整潔的，衣衫襤褸的
Two ragged children stood outside the station , begging for money . 兩個衣衫襤褸的孩子站在車站外乞討。
(especially of an edge ) rough and not smooth
（尤指邊緣）參差不齊的；粗糙的，不規(guī)則的
The leaves of this plant have ragged edges . 這種植物的葉子邊緣參差不齊。
The patient's breathing was ragged (= not regular ) and uneven . 病人的呼吸不均勻。
A ragged (= not straight ) line of people were waiting at the bus stop . 公交車站上人們排起歪歪扭扭的長隊在等車。
not performing well, because of not being organized
（表演）不協(xié)調(diào)的，沒有章法的，拙劣的
The team was rather ragged in the first half of the game . 這支球隊上半場踢得相當差勁。 返回 ragged