ROGUE

ROGUE

形容词

1. 恶棍的；不受控制的

词语辨析：

• Rogue与Villain的区别在于Rogue指的是一种行为不端的人，而Villain则更强调其邪恶和危害性。
• Rogue与Scoundrel的区别在于Rogue强调行为不端，不受控制，而Scoundrel则更强调其不诚实和欺骗性。

词汇扩充：

• rogueish（形容词）：顽皮的，淘气的
• roguishness（名词）：顽皮，淘气

反义词：

• honest（诚实的）
• virtuous（品德高尚的）

名词

1. 流氓；无赖

词语辨析：

• Rogue与Ruffian的区别在于Rogue指的是一种行为不端的人，而Ruffian则更强调其粗暴和凶恶。
• Rogue与Scoundrel的区别在于Rogue强调行为不端，不受控制，而Scoundrel则更强调其不诚实和欺骗性。

词汇扩充：

• roguery（名词）：流氓行径，恶作剧
• roguishness（名词）：流氓行径，恶作剧

反义词：

• law-abiding citizen（守法公民）
• upstanding individual（正直的人）

柯林斯词典

Rogue（名词）：A rogue is someone who behaves in a dishonest or criminal way.

Rogue（形容词）：Someone or something that is rogue behaves in ways that are not normal or expected, often in a way that causes damage.

牛津词典

Rogue（名词）：A person or thing that behaves in an aberrant or unpredictable way, typically with damaging or dangerous effects.

Rogue（形容词）：Dishonest or unprincipled.

用法

• The city is plagued by rogue traders who deceive customers.
• He has a rogue sense of humor.
• Don't trust him, he's a rogue.
• She became involved with a rogue who had a criminal record.

例句

1. The rogue police officer was finally apprehended after years of corruption.
2. He always had a rogue smile on his face, making it difficult to trust him.
3. After the scandal, the company implemented stricter measures to prevent rogue behavior.
4. The rogue elephant caused havoc in the village, destroying crops and houses.
5. A rogue wave hit the ship, causing it to capsize.
6. Her rogue actions led to the downfall of the organization.
7. The detective was determined to catch the rogue thief who had been targeting wealthy neighborhoods.
8. His rogue decision to invest in risky stocks resulted in financial ruin.
9. The rogue nation ignored international sanctions and continued its nuclear program.
10. She was intrigued by the rogue charm of the mysterious stranger.
11. The company's reputation was tarnished by the actions of a rogue employee.
12. He was known for his rogue behavior, often breaking the rules without consequences.
13. Despite warnings, he went ahead with his rogue plan.
14. The rogue scientist conducted unauthorized experiments.
15. They were victims of a rogue landlord who refused to make necessary repairs.
16. The rogue virus infected thousands of computers worldwide.
17. The government is cracking down on rogue traders who exploit vulnerable consumers.
18. The rogue agent betrayed his team and fled with classified information.
19. His rogue actions endangered the lives of innocent people.
20. She managed to escape the clutches of the rogue kidnapper.