rascal

中英词典：rascal

形容词（Adjective）

1. 顽皮的；捣蛋的 - He was always getting into trouble as a rascal child.（他小时候总是惹麻烦，很顽皮。） - The rascal kitten knocked over a vase.（顽皮的小猫把花瓶撞倒了。） 2. 无赖的；恶棍的 - He is a rascal businessman who cheats people.（他是个骗人的无赖商人。） - The rascal gang robbed the bank.（那帮恶棍抢劫了银行。）

名词（Noun）

1. 流氓；恶棍 - The police arrested the rascal who stole the woman's purse.（警察逮捕了偷那个女人钱包的流氓。） - Don't trust that rascal, he will trick you.（别相信那个恶棍，他会骗你的。） 2. 顽童；淘气鬼 - The little rascal painted on the walls.（那个小淘气涂鸦了墙壁。） - The rascals played a prank on their teacher.（顽童们捉弄了他们的老师。）

词语辨析

- rascal vs rogue - rascal和rogue都可以指“流氓；恶棍”，但rascal侧重于指那些顽皮、淘气的人，而rogue更侧重于指那些不诚实、不可信赖的人。

词汇扩充

- little rascal（小淘气） - mischievous rascal（顽皮的流氓） - cunning rascal（狡诈的恶棍）

近义词（Synonyms）

- scoundrel - villain - knave - rogue

反义词（Antonyms）

- saint - angel - hero - savior

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

名词 1. If you refer to someone as a rascal, you mean that they behave badly or dishonestly but in a way that is amusing rather than harmful or serious. 2. A rascal is a child who behaves badly and who you find it difficult to control, but who you still find attractive and amusing. 3. If you refer to someone, especially a child, as a little rascal, you mean that they behave badly but you find them amusing. 形容词 1. If you describe someone as a rascal, you mean that they are dishonest or immoral, although their behavior may seem amusing or interesting rather than harmful or serious.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

名词 1. A mischievous or cheeky person, especially a child or man (informal). 2. A dishonest or unscrupulous person; a rogue (informal). 形容词 1. (Of a person or their behavior) dishonest or unscrupulous, typically as a result of greed. 2. (Of an action or thing) not genuine; counterfeit.

用法（Usage）

- That rascal stole my wallet! - The old rascal tricked us again. - He may be a rascal, but he's our rascal. - The rascal kitten knocked over a vase. - The naughty rascals played a prank on their teacher.

例句（Examples）

1. He was always getting into trouble as a rascal child.（他小时候总是惹麻烦，很顽皮。）
2. The rascal businessman cheated his partners out of millions.（那个无赖的商人骗走了他的合伙人数百万。）
3. Don't trust that rascal, he will trick you.（别相信那个恶棍，他会骗你的。）
4. The police arrested the rascal who stole the woman's purse.（警察逮捕了偷那个女人钱包的流氓。）
5. The little rascal painted on the walls.（那个小淘气涂鸦了墙壁。）
6. The rascals played a prank on their teacher.（顽童们捉弄了他们的老师。）
7. That rascal always comes up with clever excuses.（那个恶棍总是编出巧妙的借口。）
8. The cunning rascal manipulated everyone to get what he wanted.（狡诈的恶棍操纵每个人以得到他想要的东西。）
9. Despite being a rascal, he has a certain charm.（尽管是个恶棍，他还有一定的魅力。）
10. The mischievous rascal played pranks on his siblings.（顽皮的流氓捉弄他的兄弟姐妹。）
11. She found it difficult to control her little rascals.（她发现很难控制她的小淘气们。）
12. That little rascal always manages to get away with mischief.（那个小淘气总是设法逃脱惩罚。）
13. He may be a rascal, but he's our rascal.（他可能是个恶棍，但他是我们的恶棍。）
14. The naughty rascals giggled as they played their prank.（淘气的顽童们捉弄时咯咯地笑。）
15. The rascal kitten knocked over a vase.（顽皮的小猫把花瓶撞倒了。）
16. The rascal gang robbed the bank.（那帮恶棍抢劫了银行。）
17. She couldn't help but smile at the little rascal's antics.（她情不自禁地对小淘气的滑稽动作笑了起来。）
18. He is a rascal businessman who cheats people.（他是个骗人的无赖商人。）
19. The mischievous rascal snuck into the kitchen to steal cookies.（顽皮的流氓悄悄溜进厨房偷饼干。）
20. His friends affectionately referred to him as "the lovable rascal".（他的朋友亲切地称呼他为“可爱的淘气鬼”。）
21. The cunning rascal managed to deceive everyone with his charm.（狡诈的恶棍用他的魅力成功欺骗了每个人。）