1.As a rule he was neat in his person, but now his clothes were in disorder. He looked suddenly bedraggled.

平时他总是穿戴得干净整齐，这次却衣冠不整，突然给人邋里邋遢的感觉。

2.It was a tall, shabby building, that cannot have been painted for years, and it had so bedraggled an air that the houses on each side of it looked neat and clean.

这是一座破烂的小，没有粉刷过，龌龌龊龊，相形之下，两边的房子倒显得又干净又整齐。