1.
bedraggled appearance, clothes, hair
邋遢的样子、 衣服、 头发
2.
He was a shaggy, thick-necked fellow.
他是一个邋里邋遢的家伙，脖子很粗。
3.
You can't go to a job interview looking so scruffy!
你求职去面试不能这邋里邋遢的!
4.
Their faces were unkempt, their clothing sloppy.
他们仍然仪容不整，衣服也都是遢里邋遢的。
5.
People expected revolutionaries to be bearded and unkempt.
人们认为革命者都是满脸胡须，邋里邋遢的。
6.
Shabby, drab, or squalid.
褴褛的褴褛的，单调的或邋遢的
7.
a crummy little street in the worst part of town
城中最差之地段的一条邋遢的小街.
8.
a slovenly waiter, secretary, cook, etc
邋遢的服务员、 秘书、 厨师等
9.
until I met rumpled, smelly, old Michael.
直到我遇见邋遢的臭麦克，
10.
His suits went baggy.
他的西服穿得邋遢不堪。
11.
The room was depressing from its slatternliness.
那房间的邋遢令人沮丧。
12.
Slovenliness is no part of religion.
邋遢并非宗教的一部分。
13.
Her mother was a dear woman, slipshod, harum-scarum.
她的母亲是一位可爱的女人，邋邋遢遢，冒冒失失。
14.
look baggy, wrinkled, and shabby.
看上去松松垮垮，皱巴巴的，邋邋遢遢得不成体统。
15.
I thought it was disgusting to be kissed by a sloppy dog.
我认为，让一只邋邋遢遢的狗亲吻真叫人恶心。
16.
His untidiness constantly niggled her.
他邋邋遢遢总惹她讨厌.
17.
First of all, it emphasizes that we should put our clothes away in a neat and orderly fashion, and not be sloppy or messy.
首先还是强调衣物的摆放要整洁有序，不要随随便便，邋邋遢遢的。
18.
A woman considered ugly or unkempt.
邋遢丑陋的女人被认为丑或不修边幅的邋遢妇女