adj.衣衫褴褛，弄湿的，给泥水弄脏的，不整洁的

原形：bedraggle

The bedraggled kitten mewed pitifully from the corner of the alley.
那只蓬头垢面的小猫在巷子的角落里可怜地叫着。
After the heavy rain, the bedraggled flowers in the garden looked miserable.
大雨过后，花园里那些湿漉漉的花儿看起来很凄惨。
He arrived at the office looking bedraggled, having been caught in a sudden downpour.
他被突如其来的暴雨淋到，到达办公室时显得狼狈不堪。
The bedraggled traveler sought refuge in the old inn, exhausted from his journey.
那位衣衫不整、疲惫不堪的旅行者在老旅馆寻求避难所。
The bedraggled feathers of the bird showed it had been through a tough time.
那只鸟凌乱不堪的羽毛显示出它经历过一番艰难的日子。
She picked up the bedraggled book from the puddle, its pages soaked and wrinkled.
她从水坑里捡起那本湿透了、皱巴巴的书，书页都浸湿了。
Despite being bedraggled by the storm, the hiker pushed on with determination.
尽管被暴风雨折磨得狼狈不堪，徒步旅行者仍坚定地继续前行。
The bedraggled bouquet of flowers she held was a sorry sight after the long journey.
长途跋涉后，她手里拿着的那束花显得破败不堪，令人惋惜。
The once elegant dress now hung bedraggled from the mannequin after the fashion show.
时装秀结束后，那件曾经优雅的裙子如今在模特身上显得湿漉漉、凌乱。
He couldn't help but feel a pang of sympathy for the bedraggled stray dog shivering in the cold.
看到那只在寒风中颤抖的、脏兮兮的流浪狗，他忍不住心生同情。