1.穷困潦倒的
1.穷困潦倒的人
1.very poor, with nowhere to live and no job
1.sb. who has nowhere to live and no job or money, mainly used in British English
1.You left your home You're so far from Everything you know Your big dream is Crashing down and out your door.
你分开你的家你这么远你知道的一切你的最大的梦想就是崩塌而出你的门。
2.Out of job and down-and-out for several months, they decided to attend a public audition for radio deejays at a new radio station.
两人失业及潦倒了好几个月后，决定去参加一家新电台的的公开招募主持人活动。
3.I said, I was down and out with the blues.
我說啊我也曾一蹶不振
4.A few years ago, nothing in my life was working and I remember feeling really down and out one Sunday evening.
几年前，我的生活一无是处，在一个星期天的晚上我感到十分的孤苦无助。
5.Keep your head down and out of the line of fire, and you may completely miss any problems with this aspect.
保持你的头和线的火焚烧，你可能完全失去任何这方面的问题。
6.The US consumer is not the only one feeling down and out.
美国消费者并非唯一感到失意落魄的人。
7.It is a to the girls so good male, should have much of a liability. Why, but it happened that thus down and out?
一个对女生这么好的男人，应该是很有责任心。为什么，却偏偏如此落魄呢？
8.He described his experiences in his first book, 'Down and Out in Paris and London', published in 1933.
在1933年发表的处女作《巴黎伦敦落魄记》中，奥威尔描述了这段经历。
9.Down-and-Out Option An option that ceases to exist when the price of an underlying security sinks to a specified level.
股价下跌失效的期权在相关证券价格下跌至一个特定水平时失效的期权。
10.Although down-and-out, he leads a very regular life. Everyday he'd come here to drink and eat his meals. . . . and he'd leave at sunset.
他虽然是一个落泊的剑客，但他的生活很有规律，每天都会来这里喝一杯酒，吃两碗饭，到太阳下山的时候他就会走。