tatty的意思|tatty的解释-里氏词典

tatty ['tætɪ]

a. 穿破的, 粗糙的, 不值钱的

tatty
tattier, tattiest

[ adj ]

showing signs of wear and tear

<adj.all>

a ratty old overcoat

shabby furniture

an old house with dirty windows and tatty curtains

tastelessly showy

<adj.all>

a flash car

a flashy ring

garish colors

a gaudy costume

loud sport shirts

a meretricious yet stylish book

tawdry ornaments

Tatty \Tat"ty\, n.; pl. {Tatties}. [Hind. [.t]a[.t][.t][imac].]
A mat or screen of fibers, as of the kuskus grass, hung at a
door or window and kept wet to moisten and cool the air as it
enters. [India]
[Webster 1913 Suppl.]

Her tatty little shift, the bare plank floor, the spare furniture are all blatantly real.
John Conklin's sets give us four different views of the bar and backroom of Harry Hope's clapped-out rooming house in dark shades of grey, brown and green, the chairs and tables as tatty and mismatched as their occupants.
The New York dealer Stanley Moss paid $2.1 million for a smallish El Greco estimated at $400,000 by Christie's. The tatty Titian was knocked down for $1.1 million (estimate: $500,000).
You see it in the bleak scenery, a once-picturesque village run over by oil tanks and tatty little mobile homes.
Here she makes do with what Mr. Benton has given Nadine: a tatty kind of period elegance she's picked up from magazines like "Modern Screen."

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