| 单词 | 恶棍 |
| 释义 | 〔rogue〕An unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person; a scoundrel or rascal.无赖，流氓，恶棍：不讲道德、欺诈和不可靠的人；赖皮或流氓〔ruffian〕A tough or rowdy fellow.暴徒：流氓，恶棍〔nickel〕Nickel [demon, rascal, from the deceptive copper color of the ore] from the name Nikolaus [Nicholas] Nickel [恶魔，恶棍，来自金属铜的欺骗性颜色] 源自名字 Nikolaus [尼古拉斯] 〔turn〕turn the bully out of the bar; turned the dog loose.把这个恶棍赶出酒吧；把狗放开〔throw〕The play's villain throws away the news that the house has burned down.剧中的恶棍把房子被烧掉了的消息抛到了脑后〔pack〕a thug who packed a pistol; a fighter who packs a hard punch; a storm that packed winds in excess of 75 miles an hour.携带手枪的恶棍；击出重拳的拳击手；一场夹带着每小时超过75英里的大风的暴风雨〔blackguard〕A thoroughly unprincipled person; a scoundrel.毫无原则的人；恶棍〔rascality〕Behavior or character typical of a rascal.无赖行为：流氓，恶棍，捣蛋鬼的行为或特点〔amiable〕"an amiable villain with a cocky, sidelong grin" (Hal Hinson). “带着一种高傲且目中无人微笑的态度和蔼的恶棍” （哈尔·金森）。〔incarnate〕a villain who is evil incarnate.魔鬼化身的恶棍〔devil〕A wicked or malevolent person.恶棍，恶人：邪恶的或恶毒的人〔tough〕A violent or rowdy person; a hoodlum or thug.恶棍：粗暴或爱吵闹的人；流氓或无赖〔rascal〕An unscrupulous, dishonest person; a scoundrel.流氓，无赖：不守法，不诚实之人；恶棍〔bullyboy〕An aggressive or pugnacious fellow; a tough.恶棍：好斗或好打架的人；暴徒〔ruffian〕French [pimp] 法语 [恶棍] 〔strength〕"The same energy of character which renders a man a daring villain would have rendered him useful to society, had that society been well organized" (Mary Wollstonecraft).“要是社会秩序良好的话，同样的使一个人成为无所不为的恶棍的性格中的潜力说不定会使他成为一个对社会有用的人” （玛丽·伍尔斯通克拉芙特）。〔wop〕Italian dialectal guappo [thug] 意大利方言 guappo [恶棍] 〔villain〕A wicked or evil person; a scoundrel.恶棍；流氓：邪恶或恶毒的人；恶棍〔scamp〕A rogue; a rascal.恶棍：无赖；流氓〔ganef〕A thief, scoundrel, or rascal.贼，无赖，流氓或恶棍〔knave〕An unprincipled, crafty fellow.恶棍：不道德的狡猾的人〔bludgeon〕The origin of some words is simply not known,andbludgeon is one such word. An interesting suggestion is that this word for a club used as a weapon comes from cant,the secret jargon of people such as thieves and beggars,and is related to the wordblood. We do know thatbludgeon is first recorded in a dictionary in 1730, while its first recorded use in running text (1755) is simple and to the point: "These villains . . . knocked him down with a bludgeon.”有一些词的词源不详，bludgeon 就是这样一个词。 一个很有意思的说法认为这个词作武器用棒解释时来源于黑话，是窃贼和乞丐们的秘密行话，与blood 这个词有关联。 然而我们确实知道bludgeou 首次收载于词典中是1730年， 而它第一次用于行文时意思简单明了(1755年）：“这些恶棍…用短棒将他们击倒”〔baddie〕One that is bad, especially a villain or criminal.坏人，尤指恶棍、歹徒、罪犯〔wop〕from French dialectal wape [rogue] 源自 法语方言 wape [歹徒；恶棍] 〔villainous〕Appropriate to a villain, as in wickedness or depravity:极坏的，恶劣的：适于恶棍的，如不法行为或坏事：〔roister〕probably from Old French rustre [ruffian] 可能源自 古法语 rustre [流氓，恶棍] 〔Svengali〕After Svengali , the hypnotist villain in the novel Trilby by George du Maurier 得名于 Svengali 乔·都·莫里亚的小说 特瑞碧 中会催眠术的恶棍 〔villainous〕a villainous band of thieves.一群恶棍一样的小偷 |
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