be a scoundrel
用于描述某人是恶棍。
He is a scoundrel who cheats everyone.
他是一个欺骗所有人的恶棍。
恶棍；无赖；坏蛋
scoundrels — plural of scoundrel
卑鄙无用之人；无赖；恶棍；没有荣誉或美德的人。；恶棍；故意做坏事的人
a mean, worthless or wicked person; a rascal or villain who deliberately does evil
卑鄙无用之人；无赖；恶棍；没有荣誉或美德的人。
A mean, worthless fellow; a rascal; a villain; a person without honor or virtue.
恶棍；故意做坏事的人
a wicked or evil person; someone who does evil deliberately
That scoundrel tricked everyone into investing in a fake company.
那个恶棍骗了所有人投资一家虚假的公司。
用法提示：主语，名词用法，指代一个邪恶的人。
The townspeople finally caught the scoundrel after he tried to rob the bank.
那个恶棍试图抢劫银行后，镇上的人终于抓住了他。
用法提示：宾语，名词用法，指代做坏事的人。
Don't trust him; he is a scoundrel who would betray his own mother.
别相信他，他是个会背叛自己母亲的恶棍。
用法提示：表语，名词用法，描述某人是恶棍。
用于描述某人是恶棍。
He is a scoundrel who cheats everyone.
他是一个欺骗所有人的恶棍。
用于指责某人。
She called him a scoundrel after he lied.
他说谎后，她叫他恶棍。
定语从句修饰恶棍。
Only a scoundrel who steals from the poor would do that.
只有偷穷人东西的恶棍才会那样做。
更强调邪恶和犯罪，常用于文学或戏剧中，语气较重
略带幽默或轻蔑，不一定极端邪恶，有时指调皮捣蛋者
语气较轻，常带亲昵或玩笑意味，尤指淘气的人
正式或文学用语，强调违法犯罪，语气严厉
宗教或道德色彩浓，指不可救药的堕落者，较少用于日常
grammar · medium
易错句子That was a scoundrel act.
正确表达That was a scoundrelly act.
scoundrel 是名词，不能直接修饰名词。应使用形容词 scoundrelly 或改为 'act of a scoundrel'。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is scoundrel.
正确表达He is a scoundrel.
scoundrel 是可数名词，单数形式前需要冠词 a。
scoundrel强调道德败坏、行为卑劣，而villain常指文学作品中的反派或犯罪者，语气更强烈
scoundrel着重于恶劣的道德品质，而rogue常指不守规矩、狡猾的人，有时带有幽默或亲和力
卑鄙的无赖
He turned out to be a despicable scoundrel who betrayed his closest friends.
他原来是个卑鄙的无赖，背叛了自己最亲近的朋友。
一个恶棍般的男人
Her new husband was a scoundrel of a man who only wanted her money.
她的新丈夫是个只想要她钱财的恶棍般的男人。
老坏蛋
That old scoundrel cheated me out of my inheritance.
那个老坏蛋骗走了我的遗产。
满口谎言的恶棍
The lying scoundrel denied everything in court.
那个满口谎言的恶棍在法庭上否认了一切。
称某人为恶棍
She called him a scoundrel for breaking his promise.
她骂他是恶棍，因为他违背了诺言。
scoundrel 的核心特征是缺乏诚实与道德，常与欺骗行为相关。
指恶棍般的行为或邪恶品质，与 scoundrel 的坏人身份直接相关。
人们通常对 scoundrel 报以轻视或鄙视。
scoundrel 往往涉及背叛信任，treachery 是其常见行为特征。
scoundrel 的行为违背道德准则，immorality 概括了这类品质。
爱国主义是无赖最后的庇护所。
This famous quote is commonly attributed to Samuel Johnson in a 1775 conversation recorded by James Boswell. It is often used to criticize those who hide selfish or dishonest behavior behind claims of patriotism.
这句名言通常认为是塞缪尔·约翰逊于1775年一次谈话中说出的，由詹姆斯·博斯韦尔记录。它常被用来批评那些用爱国主义掩饰自私或不诚实行为的人。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.