blackguard

英 [ˈblæɡɑːd]

美 [ˈblækɡɑːrd]

n. 无赖; 恶棍
vi. 辱骂捣乱; 耍流氓

复数：blackguards　现在分词：blackguarding　过去式：blackguarded　第三人称单数：blackguards　过去分词：blackguarded　

BNC.41966 / COCA.40004

牛津词典

noun

无赖；恶棍
a man who is dishonest and has no sense of what is right and what is wrong

noun

someone who is morally reprehensible
1. you dirty dog
Synonym:cadbounderdoghoundheel

verb

use foul or abusive language towards
1. The actress abused the policeman who gave her a parking ticket
2. The angry mother shouted at the teacher
Synonym:abuseclapperclawshout
subject to laughter or ridicule
1. The satirists ridiculed the plans for a new opera house
2. The students poked fun at the inexperienced teacher
3. His former students roasted the professor at his 60th birthday
Synonym:ridiculeroastguylaugh atjest atribmake funpoke fun

I had rather you were a whore-mongering blackguard with a chance of reform.
我宁愿你整天和***鬼混，至少也还有的救。
Now don't lie to me, you young blackguard!
得了，别对我撒谎了，你这个小无赖！
These prejudices are rooted in the idea that every tramp, ipso facto, is a blackguard.
这些成见植根于这样一种看法，即每个流浪者本身是个无赖。
And here was I back again, a wandering, hunted blackguard, on the wrong side of Forth.
现在呢，我已退回到福司河这一面――只是流浪的，被追捕的可怜虫。
I used to think he was a blackguard.
我以前以为他是坏人。
And in the man the material for a blackguard.
那男子也是个无赖的材料。
It was the blackguard butcher again, who said he had cut his foot over the scraper, and would immediately bring an action against me.
又是那个流氓屠夫，他的脚被推土机刮到了，立刻跳过来要给我颜色看看。
Her new friends, suffering in silence under her insolences, would welcome a chance to blackguard her.
而那些新朋友都是在她的苛待下敢怒而不敢言的人，巴不得有机会来辱骂她呢。
It's no more than the vague charge of an angry blackguard.
不过是一个发怒的恶棍含含糊糊的指控罢了。
He was one part blackguard, people said, and three parts buffoon.
人家说他是一分流氓气，三分小丑气。