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她的家庭被一场梆弄得一贫如洗。Her family was impoverished by a fire.

他真的一贫如洗，生活潦倒得连狗都不如。Even the dogs lead a better life than him.

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我不想大富大贵，也不要一贫如洗，只想要快乐。I don’t want to be rich or poor, just happy.

我这里只能勉强糊口—当一个一贫如洗的冒险者。Here am I living from hand to mouth-a needy adventure.

溺于酒以致妻儿一贫如洗。Many sailors drink their wives and children out of doors.

她杰出的音乐才能使她从一贫如洗到家财万贯。Her exceptional musical talent took he from rags to riches.

老阿妈出生在一个农民家庭，有兄弟姐妹七人，家里一贫如洗。Born to a peasant family with seven children but no land, Ms.

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在那些年月里无地的农民一贫如洗。In those years the landless peasants were brought to beggary.

史密斯先生死后他的妻儿变得一贫如洗。When Mr Smith died his wife and childern were left destitute.

在太平盛世里我也见过很多一贫如洗的男男女女，在苦海中挣扎。I met many women and men with very little in the best of times.

赛伯亚一贫如洗，为自己无休止的不幸而悲痛地哭泣。Saibya was penniless and wept bitterly at her unending misfortunes.

他做生意发过大财，但临终时他一贫如洗。After making a fortune in business, he finished up poor at his death.

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赢了乐透头彩后，他一夕之间从一贫如洗变成富翁。After winning the lottery jackpot, he went from rags to riches overnight.

桑迪，你疯了吗?你怎么和保罗定婚了，他可是一贫如洗呀。Sandy, are you crazy, you got engaged with Paul, he is as poor as a church mouse.

我给你一个具有魔力的戒指，它将会使你变得非常富有，不再一贫如洗了。I shall give you a magic ring. It will make you rich, and your work won't be in vain.

你的罪过在于你被抛弃在巴黎,在于你一贫如洗,无力逃离You were guilty because you were left in Paris, because you were too poor to get out.

1949年，一贫如洗的庞齐在里约热内卢过世，并葬于当地的一所公墓中。He died penniless in Rio de Janeiro in 1949 and was buried in a pauper’s cemetery there.

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难道就是因为我一贫如洗，长相平庸，个子瘦小就没有灵魂，无情无义吗？Do you think that because I am poor, obscure, plain and little that I am soulless and heartless?

梯也尔第一次当路易·菲利普王朝的大臣时，一贫如洗，而到离职时已成为百万富翁。Having entered his first ministry under Louis Philippe poor as Job, Thiers left it a millionaire.

在1991年的某一天上午，杜聪走下河南省农村一条车辙深深的脏土路，走进一间一贫如洗的农舍。On a rutted dirt road in rural Henan Province, Chung To, A.M. ’91, entered a destitute farmhouse.