双语例句
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You are an absolute rascal.
你真是个无赖。
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Police had arrested the rascal last night.
警察昨晚逮捕了那个流氓。
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You are a rascal who does not deserve my forgiveness.
你就是一个不配得到我宽恕的无赖。
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The rascal often threats students for money.
那个流氓经常威胁学生要钱
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He was a rascal from his birth.
他生来就是个流氓。
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"That Marionette," continued the Talking Cricket, "is a rascal of the worst kind."
“那个木偶，”会说话的蟋蟀继续说，“是最坏的无赖。”
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Come here, you little rascal!
过来，你这个小坏蛋！
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What's that old rascal been telling you?
那个老家伙对你都一直说些什么？
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He's a little rascal - but he's still great fun.
他有点淘气 - 但他还是很有趣的。
近义词
adj.
poormeanbasedirtydishonest
同根词
百科
1. 金光熙（Kim Kwang-hee，김광희，1997年10月16日-），游戏ID为Rascal，韩国《英雄联盟》电竞选手，曾担任GEN英雄联盟分部上单，现效力于DRX担任上单。 金光熙在2017年8月26日荣获2017年LCK夏季赛第一名，2018年4月14日获2018年LCK春季赛第一名，2020年4月25日获LCK2020春季赛第二名，2021年4月10日获得LCK2021春季赛第二名。2022年11月22日恢复自由人身份。2023年1月5日公布的2023春季赛名单中金光熙效力于DRX。
2. iamamiwhoami - rascal Empty wound At a single draft alone Drain this run The farthest one can come too close Life could be better if I let me in (What is to hold onto?) But I force myself towards departing (Leaving is what you do) I had to rub my dirty in the soil I have to be the rascal taking all I wanted us to live in times of bliss I couldn't evoke the memories I had missed Left this wound Abandoned my ideals for what? (Want to be just like you) Molded like I'm shaped in size with anyone (Standing like I'm next to) (Everyone just like you) I had to rub my dirty in the soil I have to be the rascal taking all I wanted us to live in times of bliss I couldn't evoke the memories I had missed Shut your eyes fast, it all goes blankand channel the vision, feel the scent of Someone who dares to lose it all Someone who's ready to take the fall for it (Shut and lightened up, when we rose) I'm taking all, am I taking all (As a rascal I'm taking all) Am I taking you all? I'm taking all, am I taking you all I was the rascal taking all, am I taking you all?
释义
n.
a mischievous or cheeky person or child (typically used in an affectionate way)
流氓，无赖，恶棍；淘气鬼，捣蛋鬼（多以亲昵方式使用）。
词源
"Middle English （in the senses ‘a mob' and ‘member of the rabble’）： from Old French rascaille ‘rabble', of uncertain origin."
