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Meanings of bedraggled in anglès
In deplorable condition.
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Examples for "dilapidated"
Examples for "dilapidated"
1
A year ago Chesterfield was a slightly dilapidated but entirely adequate station.
2
Immediately past the gates, however, stood a series of dilapidated mechanics' workshops.
3
Experts and engineers had said dilapidated machinery was responsible for the accident.
4
Iraq's infrastructure is dilapidated after decades of war, sanctions and economic decline.
5
The cowyards in many districts were formerly in a very dilapidated condition.
1
Turning back, Rardove sailed a brief look over the young, derelict soldiers.
2
The building seemed even more derelict than it had twenty minutes ago.
3
Property porn was a great escape: derelict castles, run-down farms, lighthouse conversions.
4
Some promoters didn't share our concern, and staged events in derelict warehouses.
5
The city, the island, now carried the haunted feel of a derelict.
1
The shed was a ramshackle wooden affair that had seen better days.
2
A shiny, new double-wide mobile home was parked near the ramshackle barn.
3
The ramshackle one- and two-story buildings gave way to desert and highway.
4
What about that ramshackle manor house in Lancashire you love so well?
5
Alec scrambles from the plane and runs to the ramshackle jockeys' room.
1
But its tatterdemalion presence relieved her, and her face jerked up scarlet.
2
There, at the corner near the learned Club-house, halts the tatterdemalion.
3
This tatterdemalion crew of mine is all there is left of my cohorts.
4
A bloodied tatterdemalion of a figure was leaning out of the train's cab.
5
Coronado's first bullet knocked a villainous-looking tatterdemalion clean into the happy hunting grounds.
1
There are hints of an older past: broken-down churches; dense, uncultivated forests.
2
Look for the broken-down open gate to the right of the allotments.
3
He was evidently broken-down by terror, and engrossed in his own safety.
4
It is now well-known that most superstition is in fact broken-down ritual.
5
On the contrary, he helped the broken-down man to leave the country.
1
At the base of the knolls he encountered a tumble-down stake-and-rider fence.
2
And they live in that little tumble-down house in Mullen Lane, and-
3
General Grant's headquarters were in the second story of a tumble-down building.
4
We choose two of the tumble-down vehicles and go after the ladies.
5
This tumble-down, six-roomed cottage was to be the saving of the family.
Usage of bedraggled in anglès
1
Lionheart then made a quick inspection of the other 'cat's bedraggled fur.
2
Even the animals, in their woven willow enclosures, appeared bedraggled and morose.
3
He was about the most bedraggled and beat-up thing she'd ever seen.
4
At seven I rolled myself out of bed, feeling cranky and bedraggled.
5
Nan saw his wet face, with the bedraggled hair clinging about it.
6
A look at my bedraggled, lime-covered clothes may give you some idea.
7
It was the grim resolution of a bent, bedraggled, but unbroken pride.
8
Jan peered at the bedraggled figure of the Mouthpiece of the Legate.
9
I've marked the spot for you. It was a thick, bedraggled book.
10
Eph saw a bedraggled-looking woman by a streetlight, some thirty yards away.
11
She had changed her bedraggled skirt for another of soft, yellow buckskin.
12
Rand was not offended, not as damp and bedraggled as he was.
13
He managed to prepare a bedraggled salad, of which I ate little.
14
For an instant they were heroic, this line of dishevelled, bedraggled pleasure-seekers.
15
He had never seen anyone quite so miserable as the bedraggled kender.
16
She wouldn't want to look dirty and bedraggled; she'd always hated rain-
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