worn基本解释
adj.用旧的；穿坏的；精疲力竭的；憔悴的
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原级：wear第三人称单数：wears第三人称复数：wears现在分词：wearing过去式：wore
adj.用旧的；穿坏的；精疲力竭的；憔悴的
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原级：wear第三人称单数：wears第三人称复数：wears现在分词：wearing过去式：wore
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2. 破旧的；磨损的;陈旧的
Worn is used to describe something that is damaged or thin because it is old and has been used a lot.
e.g. Worn rugs increase the danger of tripping...
磨损的小地毯会使人更容易绊倒。
e.g. Most of the trek is along worn paths.
大部分时候都是沿着被人踩得坑坑洼洼的小路跋涉。
3. 憔悴的；疲惫的;苍老的
If someone looks worn, they look tired and old.
e.g. She was looking very haggard and worn.
她看上去非常憔悴和疲惫。
4. see also: well-worn
1. 用旧的, 疲倦的 wear的过去分词：jump function 跳跃函数 | worn 用旧的, 疲倦的 wear的过去分词 | jet hardening 喷水淬火
2. 磨损的：worn parts 磨损部件 | worn 磨损的 | wornout 穿旧的
3. 用旧的：worn to a frazzle 穿破的 | worn 用旧的 | worn-out 磨破的
谈论家庭装修布局
worn的解释
A：You have a lovely house, Jack.
Jack，你的房子真不错！
worn是什么意思
B：Thank you. Yeah, it's home, but a number of things have been going wrong lately.
谢谢，是啊，这是一个家。但是最近有很多地方出了问题。
A：That's too bad. What problems are you having?
那可太糟了，出什么问题了？
B：Oh, the whole house needs re-painting, for starters. The carpet in the living room is worn out, and I'd like to put in new wall-to-wall carpeting. Last week, I had to call the plumber to fix the toilet. Anyway, all par for the course when you own a house, I guess. I think I'm going to hire an interior decorator to look the place over.
哦，刚刚住进来，正间房子都需要从新粉刷，卧室里的地毯也已经很旧了，我想装一套新的。上星期，我不得不打电话找水管工来修理厕所。不管怎么说，如果你有一间房子，我觉得这都是最寻常不过的事。我看我要请一个室内工程师来看看这个地方。
worn
A：I've studied Western home decoration as a hobby. Could I make some suggestions?
我曾学过室内装饰。我能给你提一些建议吗？
B：Go right ahead.
太棒了，请讲。
A：Well, I think a crystal chandelier would look great in your living room, and maybe some new drapes for the windows. Also, a grandfather clock would look great in the den. Perhaps you could buy some potted plants for the dining room.
啊，我觉得在卧室里装一盏水晶灯会很漂亮。另外呢，可能需要一些落地窗来装饰窗户。还有,休息室里放一盏落地灯会很漂亮的。你还可以买一些盆栽装饰饭厅。
B：Wow! You really do have a talent for this, Ethabella. Thanks for your suggestions.
哇噻！你在这方面，可真是天才啊，Ethabella，谢谢你的建议。
worn
A：You are welcome, Jack. Glad to be of help.
不客气，Jack。很高兴能帮上你。
