beaten-up

1. ADJ-GRADED （汽车等）破旧的，境况差的
   A beaten-up car or other object is old and in bad condition.
   1. Her sandals were old and somewhat beaten-up, but very comfortable.
      她的凉鞋旧了，多少还有点破，但是穿起来很舒服。

1. Her sandals were old and somewhat beaten-up, but very comfortable.
   她的凉鞋旧了，多少还有点破，但是穿起来很舒服。
2. So he refused to sport the company logo, preferring instead to carry his old beaten-up bag.
   因此，他拒绝展示公司的标识，宁愿背自己那个十分破旧的包。
3. Looking at the beaten-up shed in the courtyard, riddled with holes, he thought, bye-bye heilongjiang-flow on, I'll visit you someday.
   他望了望院子里那个千疮百孔的破棚子，别了，黑龙江，他想。好好地奔流吧，我将来会去看你的。
4. The beaten-up red car crunched up the driveway and came to a halt outside an English Manor House.
   一辆破旧的红色轿车嘎吱嘎吱的开上了车道，在一座英伦庄园外停了下来。
5. This is not just the growing tendency of the very rich to dress scruffily and drive beaten-up cars, as described by David Brooks in "Bobos in Paradise".
   这并不仅仅只像大卫布鲁克斯的“波波天堂”中所描写的那样：衣着破旧，开着破车，这样是一种发展趋势。

adj

1. damaged by blows or hard usage
   1. a battered old car
   2. the beaten-up old Ford

   Synonym:    batteredbeat-up