bedraggle russian

• изваля́ть

  to make dirty, to bedraggle

• замусо́лить

  to thumb, to bedraggle

• замусо́ливать

  to thumb, to bedraggle

• вы́возить

  to take out, to carry out, to remove, to haul away

  to export

  to evacuate, to get out, to rescue, to save

  to soil all over, to bedraggle, to smear

• дра́ный

  torn, ragged, tattered

  worn-out, threadbare, shabby

  mangy, bedraggled, scruffy

• задри́панный

  bedraggled

• извози́ться

  to be wet, to dirty and frayed, to be bedraggled

Examples

• Уда́рили ра́нние моро́зы, и огоро́д с овоща́ми вы́глядел потрепанно.

  The vegetable garden looked bedraggled after being hit by an early frost.

• Том вы́глядел потрепанно. Ли́вень заста́л его вовремя пробе́жки.

  Tom looked very bedraggled after being caught in a heavy downpour during his run.

• На вокзале сидел задрипанный старик с чемоданом.

  A bedraggled old man with a suitcase was sitting at the station.