outcast

n.

被抛弃者；流浪的人；被驱逐的人；流氓，无赖

adj.

被遗弃的；被逐出（家庭，国家）的；无家可归的；被排斥的

复数：outcasts

1. He is humiliated and condemned to live as an outcast in society.
   他像一个被社会驱逐的人一般在羞辱和责难中生存。
2. However, he was considered an outcast by other artists of his time.
   不过，他那个时代的其它艺术家都认为他是个被社会所排斥的人。

1. The outcast boy was brought up by the government.
   这个被遗弃的孩子是由政府抚养大的。

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