adjective + rascality
常用于描述某人品质的贬义形容词后。
His pure rascality surprised everyone.
他纯粹的流氓行为让所有人吃惊。
无赖行为；流氓行径
无赖们；乌合之众；无赖的总称；暴民,民众。；无赖的行为；无赖的品质。；坏事；恶行
The behavior or quality of a rascal; mischievous or dishonest conduct.
无赖的总称；暴民,民众。
Rascals collectively; the rabble, the masses.
无赖的行为；无赖的品质。
The behavior of a rascal; the quality of being a rascal.
His rascality eventually caught up with him when the police arrived.
他的流氓行为最终在他被警察抓到后得到了报应。
用法提示：这里'rascality'作为不可数名词，指他的流氓行为或恶行。
The school principal was shocked by the rascality of the students who vandalized the gym.
校长对那些破坏体育馆的学生的恶劣行为感到震惊。
用法提示：这里'rascality'指学生们的破坏行为，作为抽象名词。
The novel is filled with tales of rascality and adventure on the high seas.
这本小说充满了关于海上恶行与冒险的故事。
用法提示：这里'rascality'与'adventure'并列，指小说中描写的各种恶作剧或卑鄙行为。
常用于描述某人品质的贬义形容词后。
His pure rascality surprised everyone.
他纯粹的流氓行为让所有人吃惊。
of结构用来指明行为主体。
The rascality of the politician was exposed.
这位政客的卑鄙行为被揭露了。
display/exhibit/show 常用于表示表现出这种特质。
The child displayed a streak of rascality.
这个孩子表现出一点顽劣。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is a rascality man.
正确表达He is a rascally man.
“rascality”是名词，表示“恶行、流氓行为”；而修饰名词时需用形容词“rascally”（无赖的）。该句误将名词作形容词使用，应改为形容词形式。
grammar · medium
易错句子Don't trust him; he is a rascality.
正确表达Don't trust him; he is a rascal.
“rascality”指“流氓行为”这一抽象品质，而不指具有这种品质的人。指“流氓、无赖”时应用名词“rascal”。该句误将品质名词用于指代人。
rascality是抽象名词指行为或品质，而rascal指人，是具体名词。
rascality是名词，而rascally是形容词，修饰人或行为。
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