bedraggled

UK
/bɪˈdræɡəld/
US
/bɪˈdræɡəld/

Translations

bedraggledadjective
more bedraggled
Comp.
most bedraggled
Super.
UK
/bɪˈdræɡəld/
US
/bɪˈdræɡəld/
The cat looked bedraggled after being caught in the rain.
Кот выглядел растрёпанным после того, как попал под дождь.
The bedraggled dog wandered the streets looking for food.
Облезлая собака бродила по улицам в поисках еды.
After the storm, the garden was left in a bedraggled state.
После шторма сад остался в взъерошенном состоянии.
bedraggledpast participle
UK
/bɪˈdræɡəld/
US
/bɪˈdræɡəld/
Functions as the past participle of the verb "bedraggle", used attributively or predicatively.
bedraggleverb

bedraggled

Past Simple

bedraggled
Past Simple
bedraggled
Past Participle
bedraggling
Gerund
UK
/bɪˈdræɡl/
US
/bɪˈdræɡəl/
The rain will bedraggle your clothes if you don't use an umbrella.
Дождь замарает твою одежду, если ты не воспользуешься зонтом.
The muddy path will bedraggle your shoes.
Грязная тропинка испачкает твои ботинки.
Walking through the wet grass will bedraggle your pants.
Прогулка по мокрой траве запачкает твои штаны.
bedragglepast participle

bedraggled

The past-participle form "bedraggled" functions independently as an adjective.

Definitions

bedraggledadjective
Wet, dirty, and untidy, typically as a result of being in the rain or mud.
After the storm, the bedraggled cat sought shelter under the porch.
Appearing worn out or disheveled, often due to neglect or exhaustion.
The hikers returned from their trek looking bedraggled and exhausted.
bedraggledpast participle
Past participle of the verb "bedraggle."
Her skirt was completely bedraggled after the long walk through wet fields.
bedraggleverb
To make something wet and dirty, typically by dragging it through mud or water.
The sudden downpour would bedraggle any traveler without an umbrella.
To make limp, untidy, or disheveled, whether or not wet.
Hours of rough play had bedraggled the child's hair.
bedragglepast participle
Wet, dirty, and limp; disheveled or unkempt in appearance.
The hikers arrived, bedraggled and exhausted after the storm.