bounder
形容词
1. 粗鲁的;无礼的 - rude and impolite 2. 不道德的;可耻的 - morally unacceptable or shameful名词
1. 粗鲁无礼的人 - a person who behaves rudely or impolitely 2. 不道德的人;可耻的人 - a person who behaves in an immoral or shameful way词语辨析
- bounder与cad和blackguard有一定的相似之处,但bounder通常指的是粗鲁、无礼或不道德的人,而cad和blackguard更强调其卑鄙恶劣的品行。词汇扩充
- cad - blackguard近义词
- cad - blackguard - scoundrel - rascal反义词
- gentleman - lady柯林斯词典
形容词 - If you describe a man as a bounder, you think that he behaves in a rude or unacceptable way. - He was certainly a bounder, but I never thought he would try to kill her. 名词 - If you call a man a bounder, you mean that he behaves in a rude or unacceptable way. - They dismissed him as a cad and a bounder.牛津词典
名词 - A person, especially a man, who behaves badly or in a way that is not moral but is not very serious. - He was a bit of a bounder but not a real criminal.用法
- He's a real bounder, always making rude comments. - She was shocked by his bounder-like behavior at the party.相关的例句
- He's such a bounder; he never shows any respect to others.(他真是个粗鲁无礼的人,从不尊重别人。)
- The way he cheated on his wife was absolutely bounderish.(他对妻子的欺骗行为绝对是不道德的。)
- Don't associate with that bounder, he's a bad influence.(别和那个粗鲁无礼的人来往,他会带坏你的。)
- She was too naive to see through his bounder-like charm.(她太天真了,看不穿他那种像粗鲁无礼的魅力。)
- He always acts like a bounder, never considering other people's feelings.(他总是表现得像个粗鲁无礼的人,从不顾及他人的感受。)
- Despite his bounderish behavior, he somehow managed to charm everyone.(尽管他的行为像个粗鲁无礼的人,但不知怎么的他竟然让每个人都着迷。)
- She was deceived by his gentlemanly appearance, but soon discovered he was a bounder.(她被他那副绅士的外表蒙骗了,但很快发现他是个粗鲁无礼的人。)
- He was labeled a bounder after his scandalous affair with a married woman.(他与一名已婚女子的丑闻事件曝光后,他被贴上了粗鲁无礼的标签。)
- The protagonist in the novel is portrayed as a charming bounder who manipulates others for his own gain.(小说中的主人公是一个迷人的粗鲁无礼的人物,他为了个人利益而操纵他人。)
- Her father warned her to stay away from that bounder who had a reputation for breaking hearts.(她的父亲警告她远离那个以伤害他人感情而出名的粗鲁无礼的人。)
- I can't believe she fell for his bounderish charm and ended up getting hurt.(我无法相信她居然被他那种像粗鲁无礼的魅力吸引,结果受伤了。)
- His bounder-like behavior at the party embarrassed everyone who witnessed it.(他在派对上的粗鲁无礼的行为让所有目睹者都感到尴尬。)
- The media portrayed the politician as a bounder who had no respect for the law.(媒体将这位政治家描绘成一个对法律毫无尊重的粗鲁无礼的人。)
- She ended their relationship after realizing he was nothing more than a bounder.(她在意识到他只不过是个粗鲁无礼的人之后结束了他们的关系。)
- He was dismissed from the company for his bounderish behavior towards his colleagues.(由于他对同事的粗鲁无礼的行为,他被公司解雇了。)
- Despite his bounder-like appearance, he was actually quite kind-hearted.(尽管他看起来像个粗鲁无礼的人,但实际上他非常善良。)
- She found herself attracted to his bounderish charm, even though she knew she shouldn't be.(她发现自己被他的像粗鲁无礼的魅力吸引住了,尽管她知道自己不应该。)
- He played the role of a charming bounder in the play and received rave reviews for his performance.(他在戏剧中扮演一个迷人的粗鲁无礼的人物,他的表演受到了热烈的好评。)
- The novel's protagonist is a bounder who manipulates others for his own gain.(这本小说的主人公是一个为了个人利益而操纵他人的粗鲁无礼的人。)
- His bounderish behavior towards women made him very unpopular among his colleagues.(他对待女性的粗鲁无礼的行为使他在同事中非常不受欢迎。)
- She couldn't understand why her friend was attracted to such a bounder.(她无法理解为什么她的朋友会被这样一个粗鲁无礼的人吸引。)