adj.,adv. 1.懒散的[地]；邋遢的(地)，不整洁的(地)。 2.(女人)行为放荡的[地]。 n. -liness
Example Sentences:
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I learned her slatternly ways, the routine and mechanism of her charm . 我了解她的邋遢习惯，施展魁力的手段。
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He started to leave the room , tripping over a loose seam in the slatternly carpet 他打算离升屋子，却在松垮垮的地毯一条绽开的缝上绊了一下。
3.
Exclaimed miss scatcherd ; nothing can correct you of your slatternly habits : carry the rod away 斯卡查德小姐嚷道， “什么都改不掉你邋遢的习性，把木条拿走。 ”
4.
Martin went into the kitchen with a sinking heart , the image of her red face and slatternly form eating its way like acid into his brain 马丁心情沉重地走进厨房。她那红通通的脸膛和道里遍遇的样子像酸素一样侵蚀着他的心。
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She was a large , stout woman , always dressed slatternly and always tired from the burdens of her flesh , her work , and her husband 她是个身材高大的健壮女人，总是穿得邋里邋遢，总是因为自己个子太大，工作太重，丈夫太刁而精疲力竭。
6.
All the life about him - the odors of stale vegetables and soapsuds , the slatternly form of his sister , and the jeering face of mr . higginbotham - was a dream 他周围的一切全成了幻影陈腐的蔬菜的气味，肥皂沫的气味，姐姐遍遇的样子，希金波坦先生那冷嘲热讽的脸。
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Then learn from me , not to judge by appearances : i am , as miss scatcherd said , slatternly ; i seldom put , and never keep , things in order ; i am careless ; i forget rules ; i read when i should learn my lessons ; i have no method ; and sometimes i say , like you , i cannot bear to be subjected to systematic arrangements “那你就听我说吧，别以貌取人，像斯卡查德小姐说的那样，我很邋遢。我难得把东西整理好，永远那么乱糟糟。我很粗心，总把规则忘掉，应当学习功课时却看闲书。
