skid row

noun

1. （城市中流浪、失业、酗酒的人聚居的）贫民区，穷街陋巷
   used to describe the poorest part of a town, the sort of place where people who have no home or job and who drink too much alcohol live
   1. to be on skid row
      住在贫民区

1. N-UNCOUNT (醉汉、流浪者聚集的)贫民街，贫民区
   You can refer to the poorest part of town, where drunks and homeless people live, as skid row .
   1. He became a skid row type of drunkard.
      他变成了那种贫民区里常见的醉鬼。

1. He became a skid row type of drunkard.
   他变成了那种贫民区里常见的醉鬼。
2. Douglas, 90, was joined by "Indiana Jones" star Ford and a bevy of other celebrities who served up meals of roast turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy to the needy at the Los Angeles Mission on Skid Row.
   90岁的道格拉斯与曾出演《印第安那•琼斯》的哈里森•福特及其他一些名人一起来到“洛杉矶使命”慈善机构的收容所，为那里的无家可归者端上烤火鸡、土豆泥和肉汤等饭菜。
3. The bum was down and out on skid row.
   这个流浪汉是贫民区的一个失业者。
4. Wineries had all but perished during Prohibition, and the beverage was considered the drink of poor immigrants and Skid Row drunks.
   酿酒厂在禁酒时期（Prohibition）纷纷没落，葡萄酒被认为是贫穷移民及贫民窟酒鬼才喝的东西。
5. The street where our church building is located has long had the nickname Skid Row.
   我们教会大楼座落的街道，长期被昵称为险滑路。
6. Many brilliant people wind up on skid row, as Ken has interviewed them there.
   许多聪明的人是从贫民窟崛起的。
7. He is the kind of thin quiet little bum nobody pays much attention to even in Skid Row, let alone Main Street.
   他是瘦小安静的流浪汉，在铁路沿线的贪民窟是相对较少人注意的那种，不妨碍街道的。
8. He ended up on skid row.
   他最后沦落到了流浪人的贫民区。
9. He ended up on skid row. Smith and his family were rooted out from their native district and sent abroad.
   他最后沦落到了流浪人的贫民区.史密斯和他的家人被赶出家乡，流放国外。
10. Prince William and his wife Catherine arrived in the gritty Skid Row area on the last day of their North American tour.
    威廉王子和他的妻子凯瑟琳在北美旅游的最后一天抵达贫民区。
11. I tell ya Park Avenue leads to skid row.
    我告诉你公园路会带你到。
12. Next to the harvest corpse in the upper apartments of Skid Row.
    尸体旁边的收获上公寓的贫民区。
13. You put my stuff on skid row?
    你把我的东西扔到贫民窟了？
14. After two decades living on the streets of Skid Row, Nichols was dying.
    经过两年的贫民区的街道生活几十年，尼科尔斯快要死了。

noun

1. a city district frequented by vagrants and alcoholics and addicts