Definition of bedraggled in English:

bedraggled

adjectivebɪˈdraɡ(ə)ldbəˈdræɡəld

Dishevelled.
蓬乱的，邋遢的，衣冠不整的
we got there, tired and bedraggled
我们到那里时，大家都疲惫不堪、蓬头垢面。
Example sentencesExamples
- McLellan may have been wet, bedraggled and muddied but she could still raise a big smile at the prospect of making that first underground sighting of a wombat, cosy and safe, far down in its den.
- It was a woman, dirty, bedraggled and unkempt, but a woman nonetheless.
- Her long hair was in a bedraggled mess and her normally fair skin was flushed red.
- The door came flying open showing a depressed creature, bedraggled, with hair tangled and sticking out in odd directions.
- That, in addition to the bedraggled, disheveled and altogether weary face, created for Will a none-too-familiar picture.
- I can see my reflection in the mirror, but I do not want to see the bedraggled, red-streaked hair and the angry, sad expression.
- The poor garden is looking bedraggled: dry and dishevelled.
- His hair was chaotically bedraggled, obviously soaked as well as sporadically covered with soapy foam.
- So after a week of that, we could look pretty darn emaciated and bedraggled.
- Milly was sitting on the bed, her hair bedraggled and looked up in surprise when I ran in.
- He had dragged himself from the bed in a tangle of blankets, his hair tousled and bedraggled like a farmer's hay stack that had been left out in the rain.
- I wondered in alarm, seeing all the available dry spaces being crowded out by the bedraggled refugees.
- Her red hair looked messy, very bedraggled and her clothing…
- After about half an hour of inability to go back to sleep, I ran a hairbrush through my bedraggled hair and stumbled down four flights of stairs to get to the dining hall.
- After scrambling up the steep banks and ploughing through the undergrowth with my boat in tow, I emerged bedraggled and muddy.
- Her face loomed over his - blotchy with tears, eyes swollen, hair bedraggled.
- His hair was bedraggled; some of it fell in the dark waves as intended, but the rest of it was divided between twisting away in haphazard directions and matting itself to his head.
- The hurricane's eye also passed close to Port Arthur, Texas, another petrochemical town where bedraggled refugees spent a wet and noisy night trying to sleep on a hotel lobby carpet - until a gust blew in the windows.
- All day long, rescuers in boats and helicopters plucked bedraggled flood refugees from rooftops and attics.
- Her pink dress was bedraggled, her hair sopping wet.
- Jamie grunted, combing down his long, bedraggled, messy hair with his hand.
Synonyms
dishevelled, disordered, untidy, unkempt, tousled, disarranged, messy, in a mess
dirty, muddy, muddied, soiled, sullied, stained
wet, sodden, soaking, soaking wet, wringing wet, soaked, drenched, saturated, dripping, soggy, splashed
North American informal mussed

Origin

Early 18th century: from be- 'thoroughly' + draggle + -ed².

Definition of bedraggled in US English:

bedraggled

adjectivebəˈdraɡəldbəˈdræɡəld

Dirty and disheveled.
we got there, tired and bedraggled
我们到那里时，大家都疲惫不堪、蓬头垢面。
Example sentencesExamples
- Her red hair looked messy, very bedraggled and her clothing…
- All day long, rescuers in boats and helicopters plucked bedraggled flood refugees from rooftops and attics.
- So after a week of that, we could look pretty darn emaciated and bedraggled.
- After scrambling up the steep banks and ploughing through the undergrowth with my boat in tow, I emerged bedraggled and muddy.
- He had dragged himself from the bed in a tangle of blankets, his hair tousled and bedraggled like a farmer's hay stack that had been left out in the rain.
- It was a woman, dirty, bedraggled and unkempt, but a woman nonetheless.
- That, in addition to the bedraggled, disheveled and altogether weary face, created for Will a none-too-familiar picture.
- After about half an hour of inability to go back to sleep, I ran a hairbrush through my bedraggled hair and stumbled down four flights of stairs to get to the dining hall.
- The door came flying open showing a depressed creature, bedraggled, with hair tangled and sticking out in odd directions.
- The hurricane's eye also passed close to Port Arthur, Texas, another petrochemical town where bedraggled refugees spent a wet and noisy night trying to sleep on a hotel lobby carpet - until a gust blew in the windows.
- McLellan may have been wet, bedraggled and muddied but she could still raise a big smile at the prospect of making that first underground sighting of a wombat, cosy and safe, far down in its den.
- Jamie grunted, combing down his long, bedraggled, messy hair with his hand.
- Her face loomed over his - blotchy with tears, eyes swollen, hair bedraggled.
- Her pink dress was bedraggled, her hair sopping wet.
- Her long hair was in a bedraggled mess and her normally fair skin was flushed red.
- The poor garden is looking bedraggled: dry and dishevelled.
- His hair was bedraggled; some of it fell in the dark waves as intended, but the rest of it was divided between twisting away in haphazard directions and matting itself to his head.
- I wondered in alarm, seeing all the available dry spaces being crowded out by the bedraggled refugees.
- His hair was chaotically bedraggled, obviously soaked as well as sporadically covered with soapy foam.
- I can see my reflection in the mirror, but I do not want to see the bedraggled, red-streaked hair and the angry, sad expression.
- Milly was sitting on the bed, her hair bedraggled and looked up in surprise when I ran in.
Synonyms
dishevelled, disordered, untidy, unkempt, tousled, disarranged, messy, in a mess

Origin

Early 18th century: from be- ‘thoroughly’ + draggle + -ed.

单词	bedraggled
释义	Definition of bedraggled in English: bedraggled adjectivebɪˈdraɡ(ə)ldbəˈdræɡəld Dishevelled. 蓬乱的，邋遢的，衣冠不整的 we got there, tired and bedraggled 我们到那里时，大家都疲惫不堪、蓬头垢面。 Example sentencesExamples McLellan may have been wet, bedraggled and muddied but she could still raise a big smile at the prospect of making that first underground sighting of a wombat, cosy and safe, far down in its den. It was a woman, dirty, bedraggled and unkempt, but a woman nonetheless. Her long hair was in a bedraggled mess and her normally fair skin was flushed red. The door came flying open showing a depressed creature, bedraggled, with hair tangled and sticking out in odd directions. That, in addition to the bedraggled, disheveled and altogether weary face, created for Will a none-too-familiar picture. I can see my reflection in the mirror, but I do not want to see the bedraggled, red-streaked hair and the angry, sad expression. The poor garden is looking bedraggled: dry and dishevelled. His hair was chaotically bedraggled, obviously soaked as well as sporadically covered with soapy foam. So after a week of that, we could look pretty darn emaciated and bedraggled. Milly was sitting on the bed, her hair bedraggled and looked up in surprise when I ran in. He had dragged himself from the bed in a tangle of blankets, his hair tousled and bedraggled like a farmer's hay stack that had been left out in the rain. I wondered in alarm, seeing all the available dry spaces being crowded out by the bedraggled refugees. Her red hair looked messy, very bedraggled and her clothing… After about half an hour of inability to go back to sleep, I ran a hairbrush through my bedraggled hair and stumbled down four flights of stairs to get to the dining hall. After scrambling up the steep banks and ploughing through the undergrowth with my boat in tow, I emerged bedraggled and muddy. Her face loomed over his - blotchy with tears, eyes swollen, hair bedraggled. His hair was bedraggled; some of it fell in the dark waves as intended, but the rest of it was divided between twisting away in haphazard directions and matting itself to his head. The hurricane's eye also passed close to Port Arthur, Texas, another petrochemical town where bedraggled refugees spent a wet and noisy night trying to sleep on a hotel lobby carpet - until a gust blew in the windows. All day long, rescuers in boats and helicopters plucked bedraggled flood refugees from rooftops and attics. Her pink dress was bedraggled, her hair sopping wet. Jamie grunted, combing down his long, bedraggled, messy hair with his hand. Synonyms dishevelled, disordered, untidy, unkempt, tousled, disarranged, messy, in a mess dirty, muddy, muddied, soiled, sullied, stained wet, sodden, soaking, soaking wet, wringing wet, soaked, drenched, saturated, dripping, soggy, splashed North American informal mussed Origin Early 18th century: from be- 'thoroughly' + draggle + -ed². Definition of bedraggled in US English: bedraggled adjectivebəˈdraɡəldbəˈdræɡəld Dirty and disheveled. we got there, tired and bedraggled 我们到那里时，大家都疲惫不堪、蓬头垢面。 Example sentencesExamples Her red hair looked messy, very bedraggled and her clothing… All day long, rescuers in boats and helicopters plucked bedraggled flood refugees from rooftops and attics. So after a week of that, we could look pretty darn emaciated and bedraggled. After scrambling up the steep banks and ploughing through the undergrowth with my boat in tow, I emerged bedraggled and muddy. He had dragged himself from the bed in a tangle of blankets, his hair tousled and bedraggled like a farmer's hay stack that had been left out in the rain. It was a woman, dirty, bedraggled and unkempt, but a woman nonetheless. That, in addition to the bedraggled, disheveled and altogether weary face, created for Will a none-too-familiar picture. After about half an hour of inability to go back to sleep, I ran a hairbrush through my bedraggled hair and stumbled down four flights of stairs to get to the dining hall. The door came flying open showing a depressed creature, bedraggled, with hair tangled and sticking out in odd directions. The hurricane's eye also passed close to Port Arthur, Texas, another petrochemical town where bedraggled refugees spent a wet and noisy night trying to sleep on a hotel lobby carpet - until a gust blew in the windows. McLellan may have been wet, bedraggled and muddied but she could still raise a big smile at the prospect of making that first underground sighting of a wombat, cosy and safe, far down in its den. Jamie grunted, combing down his long, bedraggled, messy hair with his hand. Her face loomed over his - blotchy with tears, eyes swollen, hair bedraggled. Her pink dress was bedraggled, her hair sopping wet. Her long hair was in a bedraggled mess and her normally fair skin was flushed red. The poor garden is looking bedraggled: dry and dishevelled. His hair was bedraggled; some of it fell in the dark waves as intended, but the rest of it was divided between twisting away in haphazard directions and matting itself to his head. I wondered in alarm, seeing all the available dry spaces being crowded out by the bedraggled refugees. His hair was chaotically bedraggled, obviously soaked as well as sporadically covered with soapy foam. I can see my reflection in the mirror, but I do not want to see the bedraggled, red-streaked hair and the angry, sad expression. Milly was sitting on the bed, her hair bedraggled and looked up in surprise when I ran in. Synonyms dishevelled, disordered, untidy, unkempt, tousled, disarranged, messy, in a mess Origin Early 18th century: from be- ‘thoroughly’ + draggle + -ed.
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