adj.破烂的，破旧的，褴褛的，破裂的

原形：tatter第三人称单数：tatters复数：tatters过去式：tattered过去分词：tattered现在分词：tattering

The old book was so tattered that some pages were barely readable.
这本旧书破旧不堪，有些页面几乎无法阅读。
She wore a tattered coat, revealing her poverty.
她穿着一件破烂的大衣，显露出她的贫穷。
The flag, after years of exposure to the elements, had become tattered and worn.
那面国旗经过多年的风吹日晒，已经变得破旧不堪。
The homeless man's belongings were stuffed into a tattered backpack.
那个无家可归的人的所有物品都塞在一个破旧的背包里。
The sails of the old sailing ship were tattered and torn from the storm.
老帆船的船帆在风暴中被撕扯得破烂不堪。
The dog lay on a tattered rug, exhausted from play.
狗躺在一块破旧的地毯上，玩累了。
The antique quilt, though tattered, held great sentimental value to the family.
这件古董被子虽然破旧，但对这个家庭来说具有极大的情感价值。
The soldier returned home with a tattered uniform, bearing the scars of war.
那名士兵身着破烂的军装回到家乡，身上带着战争的伤痕。
The old diary's leather cover was tattered, but its contents were still legible.
这本旧日记的皮革封面已经破烂，但里面的内容仍然清晰可读。
The tattered remains of the once-majestic castle stood as a reminder of times past.
那座曾经宏伟壮观的城堡只剩下残破的遗迹，提醒着人们过去的时光。