adj.稀疏凌乱的,散乱的
scraggly的最高级

原形：scraggly比较级：scragglier最高级：scraggliest

The old tree in the backyard was scraggly and twisted, its branches reaching out like bony fingers.
后院的老树又瘦又乱，树枝扭曲，像嶙峋的手指伸展着。
She had a scraggly beard that she tried to disguise with a neatly trimmed mustache.
她留着杂乱的胡须，试图用精心修剪的小胡子来掩饰。
The puppy's coat was scraggly and matted from weeks without grooming.
小狗的皮毛因为长时间未梳理而变得蓬松且凌乱。
After the long journey, his clothes were scraggly and worn, a testament to his perseverance.
长途跋涉后，他的衣服破旧不堪，彰显了他的坚韧不拔。
The garden was overgrown and scraggly, but with a little care, it could be transformed into a lush oasis.
花园杂乱无章，但只要稍加打理，就能变成一片生机盎然的绿洲。
The old fence surrounding the property was scraggly and in dire need of repair.
这片地产周围的旧篱笆破烂不堪，急需维修。
The alleyway was lined with scraggly bushes, casting eerie shadows on the cracked pavement.
那条小巷两旁长满了稀疏的灌木，投下斑驳的影子在破裂的路面上。
Her hair, once lustrous, had become scraggly due to her chemotherapy treatments.
因为化疗，她原本亮丽的头发变得蓬松且凌乱。
The dog's scraggly tail wagged excitedly as we approached the park.
当我们走近公园时，那只狗的蓬松尾巴欢快地摇摆着。
The old man's face was etched with lines, his once thick hair now a scraggly mess.
老人的脸上刻满了皱纹，曾经浓密的头发如今变得乱糟糟的。