rag-tag

基本解釋

And his team is a rag-tag group of credit-card vets and industry castoffs.
他的團(tuán)隊(duì)成員都是從信用卡行業(yè)離開或被拋棄的“烏合之眾”。
To some, he exemplified resistance, a man who turned a fledgling, rag-tag movement into a world renowned organisation, with sole responsibility for the Palestinians.
對(duì)于有些人來(lái)說(shuō)，他象征著抵抗，將寂寂無(wú)名的烏合之眾變?yōu)橐粋€(gè)舉世皆知的組織，巴勒斯坦人民的大救星。
In short, destruction from the inside by insiders and not by a rag-tag group of fanatics who were incapable of flying the planes they supposedly deployed with incredible skill.
簡(jiǎn)而言之，破壞是由內(nèi)部人員完成的，而不是由一些狂熱的烏合之眾造成的，他們不可能有如此高超的飛行技巧。

My kids loved this rag-tag bunch because they were engaging and funny, and just the right kind of funny-looking.
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The result is an under-equipped rag-tag of men, who have never worked together, taking on tasks that even the most professional army would avoid.
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The rag-tag coalition of parties that ousted her soon fell apart.
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If you want to say that a group of people or an organization is badly organized and not very respectable, you can describe it as a ragtag group or organization.