1.A quiet, intelligent-looking man, rather shabbily dressed.

个文静、英俊的男人， 衣着寒酸。机翻

2.It was a mean, shabbily furnished room, with a bed in it.

这是间陈设简陋的简陋房间，里面只有张床。机翻

3.He was shabbily dressed, and, being a descendant of the Prophet, wore a green turban.

他穿着， 先知的后裔， 头戴绿色头巾。机翻

4.Through the crowd of ungainly, shabbily dressed actors, Sibyl Vane moved like a creature from a finer world.

在群笨拙、衣着的演员中间，西比尔·文像来自更美好世界的生物样移动。机翻

5.When it arrived, one of the shabbily dressed men at the corner dashed forward to open the door.

当它到达时，拐角处的个衣着的男人冲上前去开门。

6.She was decently and shabbily dressed—a somehow pitiable little hat adorned with pink and blue flowers covered and hid her dark hair.

她穿着得体而——顶有点可怜的小帽子，上面装饰着粉红色和蓝色的花朵，遮住了她的黑发。机翻

7.Sometimes, however, some curious person climbed on to the garden hedge, and saw with amazement this long-bearded, shabbily clothed, wild man, who wept aloud as he walked up and down.

有时，爱打听的人踮起脚来，从花园的篱笆上头向里望，就会大出意外地看到个胡子很长、衣服很脏、样子很可怕的男人，在，放声大哭。

8.He was shabbily dressed and unkempt, but he had a fine head and I saw that in youth he must have had unusual beauty. It was funny that I had never noticed it.

他的衣着十分，也不整洁，可是他的相貌却很不错，我看得出他在年轻的时候定是眉清目秀。 真奇怪，我以前竟从来没有注意到这点。

9.He was so shabbily attired; he was so diffident from the habit of living quite alone; he was horribly afraid lest it should be supposed that he looked for other assistance than he had requested.

他的衣着如此;他与独居的习惯是如此不同;他非常害怕，生怕别人认他正在寻找的帮助不是他所要求的。机翻

10.There were a group of shabbily dressed men smoking and loafing at the corner, a scissors grinder working at his wheel, two soldiers flirting with a nurse, and several well-dressed young men and women walking back and forth.

有群衣衫褴褛的男人在角落里抽烟闲逛，个剪刀磨刀机在他的方向盘上工，两个士兵在和护士调情，还有几个穿着考究的年轻男女来回动。

11.There was a group of shabbily dressed men smoking and laughing in a corner, a scissors-grinder with his wheel, two guardsmen who were flirting with a nurse-girl, and several well-dressed young men who were lounging up and down with cigars in their mouths.

街头拐角有群穿得烂烂、抽着烟、说说笑笑的人，个带着脚踏磨轮的磨剪子的人，两个正在同保姆调情的警卫，以及几个衣着体面、嘴里叼着雪茄烟、吊儿郎当的年轻人。

12.It might have been taken for a ghostly or phantasmagoric reflection of the old shop-keeper Pyncheon's shabbily provided shelves, save that some of the articles were of a description and outward form which could hardly have been known in his day.

它可能被认是老店主 Pyncheon 陈的货架的幽灵或幻觉的反映，除了些物品的描述和外观形式在他那个时代几乎不人所知。机翻