rascal

英 [ˈrɑːskl]

美 [ˈræskl]

n. 无赖; 坏蛋; 淘气鬼; 不诚实的人

复数：rascals　

BNC.24088 / COCA.20319

牛津词典

noun

无赖；坏蛋；淘气鬼
a person, especially a child or man, who shows a lack of respect for other people and enjoys playing tricks on them
1. Come here, you little rascal!
  过来，你这个小坏蛋！
不诚实的人
a dishonest man

N-COUNT 坏蛋；淘气鬼；家伙
If you call a man or child arascal, you mean that they behave badly and are rude or dishonest.
1. What's that old rascal been telling you?
  那个老家伙一直在跟你说些什么？

noun

one who is playfully mischievous
Synonym:impscampmonkeyrapscallionscalawagscallywag
a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel
Synonym:rogueknaverapscallionscalawagscallywagvarlet

And I'll bring the little rascal over.
我会把这小淘气鬼还你。
He is nothing but a rascal.
他简直是个流氓。
I will not pardon you, you rascal.
我不会宽恕你，你这个无赖。
I think he would say you're a little rascal.
我想他会说你真是个小流氓。
He was nothing but a nuisance and a rascal.
他是一个十足的讨厌鬼和恶棍。
What's that old rascal been telling you?
那个老家伙一直在跟你说些什么？
He threw an angry look at the rascal.
他愤怒地望了那坏蛋一眼。
The policeman used his baton to battle the rascal.
警察用警棍和歹徒搏斗。
If they hadn't held him back, he would have beaten the rascal soundly.
如果他们不拦住他，他就把那坏蛋好好打一顿了。
That rascal broke the window of my car.
那个无赖把我的车窗玻璃打碎了。