raffish

raffish

美 [?ræf??] 　英 ['ræf??]

  • adj.放蕩不羈的
  • 網絡放蕩的；粗俗的；輕浮的

反義詞

同義詞

英漢雙解

adj.
1.
放蕩不羈的not very acceptable according to some social standards, but interesting and attractive

英漢解釋

adj.
1.
放蕩的,頹廢的;聲名狼藉的
2.
粗俗的;艷麗而俗氣的

英英解釋

adj.

例句

Its once- raffish waterfront has been transformed into a genteel park, and the old neighborhoods are now dotted with cappuccino shops.

其一處極為粗俗的海岸旁，已經變成了一個安靜的公園，周邊有著老居民區，現在還被點綴了卡布奇諾的商店。

There was a raffish note to the place, thanks to the race track I mention in "At Pleasure Bay. "

我在《快樂灣記事》這首詩里提到的賽馬場使這個地方多少有些聲名狼籍。

The fifth part, peroration, summarized modern cultural value and developing prospect of the trend of raffish art.

第五部分，結束語，綜述艷俗藝術思潮的現實文化價值和發展前景。

Stylish and sharp, Wallis had a vaguely raffish edge.

而華麗斯則時髦且鮮明，恍惚帶著幾分輕浮。

The couple borns one son two females, the son is an eldest brother and also learn his grandpa raffish .

兩口子生了一兒兩女，兒子是老大，也學他爺爺不務正業。

He was drinking cheap champagnewith a raffish air.

他喝著廉價的香檳酒，樣子十分？諾？

champagne, once a raffish drink suitable for toffs and weddings(bIan Jack)

香檳，曾是一種適于花花公子和婚禮的隨便飲料（b伊安·杰克）