skank

美 [skæ?k] 　英 [skæ?k]

• n.缺德的人；討厭鬼
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)有丑聞上身的女人；有丑聞的女人；討厭的人

詞形變化

過去分詞：skanked  現(xiàn)在分詞：skanking  第三人稱單數(shù)：skanks  

英漢解釋

v.	1. to dance to reggae music, especially in a jerky way 2. to be deceitful
n.	1. an offensive term for a girl or woman who is regarded as unpleasant-looking and sexually promiscuous

例句

Blair: You mean since gossip girl published pictures of him and some skank?

你是說“緋聞女友”網(wǎng)站，把他和某個騷貨鬼混的照片登出來之后？。

You mean since gossip girl published pictures of him and some skank?

你是說在緋聞女孩把他和一個婊子的照片發(fā)在網(wǎng)上后？

Published Pictures Of Him And Some Skank?

把他和某個蕩婦的照片公開之后？。

Long story short, she was hitting on me all night and acting like a complete skank.

長話短說，她整晚都在和我搭訕，這讓人感覺惡心。

That's why I find shorts in an office, leather pants on a yacht, skank dresses at the polo and jeans at the opera so disappointing.

這就是為什么我對于辦公室穿短褲，游艇上穿皮褲，馬球公園穿惡心的裙子，劇院里穿牛仔褲的人失望透頂。

That's the skank you and Ali caught lip-locking in the car?

是被你和艾莉撞見在車里激吻的那個賤人

Iike that skank you were banging behind my back.

就像你背著我胡搞的蕩婦

That skank? Her face is almost as ugly as your mug.

哪個？那個丑女？那張臉真是慘不忍睹，跟你有一拼了。

Yet here she is tonight, the skank, testing me, testing me.

可是她今晚來了，這個丑八怪，考驗我，考驗我。