tatters

英 [ˈtætəz]

美 [ˈtætərz]

n.  破烂的衣服; 破衣烂布

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习惯用语

n.

in tatters
• 破烂不堪；破破烂烂
  torn in many places
• His clothes were in tatters.
  他的衣服破旧不堪。
• 被毁坏的；破败的；坍塌的
  ruined or badly damaged
• Her reputation was in tatters.
  她已名誉扫地。
• The government's education policy lies in tatters.
  政府的教育政策彻底破产了。

牛津词典

noun

• 破烂的衣服；破衣烂布
  clothes or pieces of cloth that are badly torn

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL 破烂衣服
  Clothes that arein tattersare badly torn in several places, so that pieces can easily come off.
  1. His jersey was left in tatters.
     他的运动衫已破烂不堪。
• N-PLURAL (计划、心情等)千疮百孔，历经挫折，不堪一击
  If you say that something such as a plan or a person's state of mind isin tatters, you are emphasizing that it is weak, has suffered a lot of damage, and is likely to fail completely.
  1. The economy is in tatters.
     经济已千疮百孔。

双语例句

• Chelsea produced a performance of great quality and strength to leave Liverpool's dreams in tatters after this quarter-final first leg.
  在四分之一决赛第一回合中，切尔西以不俗的实力和力量粉碎了利物浦的美梦。
• His clothes hung in tatters.
  他的衣服破成了条儿耷拉着。
• By the time Queiroz comes back, the qualifying campaign could be in tatters.
  等奎罗斯回来的时候冠军杯的资格赛目标应该已经梦碎了。
• He gets a long ban and his reputation is in tatters for all time.
  他将被长期禁赛，然后名誉扫地。
• The Doha round of trade talks is in tatters, because farm protection is still too precious.
  由于对农业的过分保护，已使得多哈回合谈判满目苍夷。
• The flag of peace hung in tatters.
  和平的旗帜被撕得粉碎。
• Indeed, any visitor to Asia will recognise the west's reputation for financial and economic competence is in tatters, while that of China has soared.
  的确，任何到访亚洲的人都会认识到，西方在金融和经济能力方面的声望严重受损，中国却名声大振。
• The economy is in tatters.
  经济已千疮百孔。
• After the newspaper story appeared his reputation was in tatters.
  报纸上报道了他的事后，他的名誉大大受损。
• With the reputation of market discipline in tatters, central bankers will get vast new supervisory powers.
  随着市场秩序名声扫地，央行官员们将获得新的巨大的监管权。