shabbily
英 ['ʃæbɪlɪ] 美 [ˈʃæbɪlɪ]

adv.

衣衫褴褛地；不体面地；不公正地；不讲理地

英英释义

shabbily[ 'ʃæbili ]

• adv.
  • so as to appear worn and threadbare or dilapidated

    "a shabbily dressed man"

  • in a mean and ungenerous manner

    "the two were haggling shabbily in the drawing-room"

权威例句

Nurse treated shabbily
WE TREAT OUR MILITARY SHABBILY
GMC treats sick doctors 'shabbily'
Savers Treated 'Shabbily' as Rates Fall Again
You Treated S4C Shabbily; ...and Now Channel Will Be 'Unrecognisable' in 5 Years, Commons Told
Outspoken Blog Sparks Fresh Row; 'I'm Shabbily Treated for Speaking Mind' - Councillor
‘A Confusion of Unwashed and Shabbily Dressed People’: Nineteenth-Century Americans and Urban Britain1
Perot Loses Support of Key Midwest Allies Some Say He Treated Them Shabbily
Holiday Time, and the Look Is Cheesy ; (1) STYLE COUNSEL (2) Why Do Brits Abroad Dress So Shabbily?
HURRICANED; Betfred.com World Championship SNOOKER Rocket Ronnie: 'Alex Is a Legend and the Game Dealt with Him Shabbily'