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mangily

/ˈmeɪn.dʒɪ.li/

翻译: 副词,意为“以破旧、邋遢或磨损的样子”。源自形容词“mangy”(原指患皮肤病而掉毛的动物,引申为破旧脏乱),用来形容做事草率或质量低劣。

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adverb

/ˈmeɪn.dʒɪ.li/C2formal
  • zh副词,意为“以破旧、邋遢或磨损的样子”。源自形容词“mangy”(原指患皮肤病而掉毛的动物,引申为破旧脏乱),用来形容做事草率或质量低劣。

An adverb meaning "in a shabby, scruffy, or worn-out manner." It is derived from the adjective 'mangy' (having a worn or dirty appearance, originally referring to animals with skin disease) and is used to describe something done in a way that appears neglected or of poor quality.

  1. In a shabby or worn-out mannerC1informal

    In a way that appears dirty, neglected, or of poor quality.

    zh破破烂烂地

    • The old dog walked mangily down the street.
    • He was dressed mangily, with holes in his coat.
    • The furniture was mangily covered in torn fabric.

    同义词dingilygrubbilyshabbilytattily

    反义词smartlysprucelytrimly

词形
  • more mangily comparative form
  • most mangily superlative form