词汇 | down at heel |
释义 | down-at-heelHaving a worn out, shabby, or cheap appearance, as due to poverty or overuse. A lot of so-called hipsters try to affect a down-at-heel look, a sort of "shabby-chic" appearance out of second-hand clothing. John has been looking increasingly down-at-heel ever since he lost his job last year. down at heel1 (of a shoe) with the heel worn down. 2 (of a person, place, or thing) with a poor, shabby appearance.ˌdown at ˈheel(of somebody’s appearance) looking poor: Since he lost his job, he has begun to look rather down at heel.This idiom refers to the worn heels of old shoes. |
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