1.However, if she had seen her own dad pushing the heavy dung-cart in the shabby clothes as they were , how would that have made her feel?
但如果她看见自己的父亲，衣衫褴褛，推着沉重的粪车，她又作何感想？我噙着眼里的泪水往回走。
2.The old man with the shabby clothes slowly walked to the front to address the employees, and he invited the girl to come up with him.
那个老先生慢慢的走到前面向员工讲话，他邀请这个女孩子跟他一起上了台。
3.A man with shabby clothes happened to walk by with his shoes trailing along, he was so hungry as not to open his eyes.
有一个饥民，用衣袖蒙着脸，拖着鞋，饿得眼睛都睁不开的样子，慢慢地走过来。
4." One day, a man in shabby clothes came to see him and said to him: " I have a special skill.
有一天，有个穿着很破烂的人来见他，并向他推荐自己：“我有一项特别的本领。”
5.But only a small boy in shabby clothes was still not discouraged but kept looking for it in the grain.
但是，只有一个衣衫褴褛的小男孩依然毫不气馁，继续在谷堆里寻找。
6.No wonder the man in shabby clothes was mistaken for a thief by the police .
难怪那个衣衫褴缕的人被警察误是小偷了。
7.From these places emerged the " beatniks " , typically dressed in shabby clothes, sporting a beard and wearing sunglasses at all hours.
在这些场所出现了“新潮人”，他们典型的打扮是衣衫褴褛，留着不羁的胡须，终日戴着墨镜。
8.No wonder the police mistook the man in shabby clothes for a thief.
难怪那个衣衫褴缕的人被警察误认为是小偷了。
9.His shabby clothes argue him to be a poor man.
他褴褛的衣衫表明他是个穷人。
10.The adults were often listless, with wasted bodies, shabby clothes and a vacant look in their eyes.
成年人往往倦怠冷漠，一副疲惫衰弱的身躯，衣衫褴褛，双眼空洞无物；