adj.卑鄙，下贱的，凄惨的，悲惨绝望的，卑躬屈节的，自卑的

1. He is an abject liar.
他是一个卑鄙的说谎者。
2. Both of them died in abject poverty.
他们两个人都死于穷困潦倒。
3. "Rather than a case of abject failure, Rapu Nui is an unlikely story of success," they claim.
他们声称：“拉普努伊不是一个悲惨的失败案例，而是一个不太可能成功的故事。”
4. Born in rude and abject poverty, he never had any education, except what he gave himself, till he was approaching manhood.
他生在粗陋和赤贫之中，在接近成年之前，除了自食其力之外，他从未受过任何教育。
The abject poverty in the rural areas is heartbreaking to witness.
农村地区的赤贫景象令人痛心。
His performance was so abject that he received boos from the audience.
他的表演极其糟糕，观众甚至报以嘘声。
She felt an abject sense of failure after her failed experiment.
实验失败后，她感到彻底的失败。
The abject conditions in the refugee camp demanded immediate attention.
难民营的恶劣环境急需关注。
The prisoner's abject surrender marked the end of the resistance.
那名囚犯彻底投降，标志着抵抗的终结。
His abject apologies did little to repair his damaged reputation.
他卑躬屈膝的道歉对恢复名誉帮助不大。
The abject loneliness of an astronaut in space is unimaginable.
太空中的宇航员孤独无依的情景难以想象。
The abject fear on the child's face showed how terrified they were.
孩子脸上恐惧至极的表情显示了他们的极度恐惧。
After the disaster, the survivors lived in abject misery.
灾难过后，幸存者们生活在悲惨之中。
The author portrayed the protagonist's despair with such abject realism.
作者以极其逼真的方式描绘了主人公的绝望。