scoundrel 的 2 个定义
- an unprincipled, dishonorable person; villain.
- mean or base in nature; villainous; unprincipled; dishonorable.
scoundrel 近义词
person who is deceptive and
更多scoundrel例句
- It’s no news to anyone, for example, that the commanders at the Alamo, William Barret Travis and James Bowie, were scoundrels before the war with Mexico.
- It may have seemed like a novelty act at the time, but in the 13 years since, he has been credibly breaking bones and shooting scoundrels at about a movie-a-year pace.
- As she nods off at night, Arya Stark mutters the names of every scoundrel she plans to kill someday.
- A c--t is different than your run-of-the-mill jerk (or scoundrel, or creep, or whatever).
- But all too often, as Samuel Johnson famously pointed out, “Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.”
- Given a choice between the scoundrel and the scold, who might the people go for?
- The Fox News scoundrel is at it again, this time going after the Girl Scouts for ties to a gay punk band.
- The fact that no thorough scoundrel ever yet confined himself to one or two pieces of villainy.
- The ruler of Asturia might be a scoundrel, but he certainly was a scoundrel who was sick unto death.
- And she knew one thing that Vera Galloway could not possibly know—this man was a scoundrel.
- "And that scoundrel Weirmarsh killed him because he feared exposure," he remarked in a low, hard voice.
- Aunt Maria was rather surprised and shocked to see such an excellent man look so much like an infamous scoundrel.