褬 (sǎng) - Ragged & shabby
褬 · sǎng
Ragged;
shabby;
worn-out clothing;
disheveled appearance.
Raggedshabbyworn-out clothing
Usage highlights
Ragged clothingTattered appearanceShabby garmentsWornDisheveled look
Usage & contexts
Examples
- His clothes were ragged and torn (衣衫褴褛).
- The beggar wore tattered garments (褴褛的衣衫).
- After the storm, their sails were in tatters (船帆褴褛).
Collocations
- Ragged clothing(褴褛衣衫)
- Tattered appearance(褴褛之相)
- Shabby garments(褴褛衣服)
- Worn-out clothes(褴褛旧衣)
- Disheveled look(褴褛模样)
Idioms
- In rags and tatters(衣衫褴褛)
- Ragged and destitute(褴褛筚路)
Cultural background
FAQ- Often appears in classical literature describing poverty or hardship.
- Used in historical contexts to depict beggars, refugees, or those in extreme poverty.
- The character reflects traditional values of modesty and the virtue of enduring hardship.