rogue

n.

流氓，无赖；调皮捣蛋的人人；离群的野兽；

vt.

欺骗；[农]去劣；

vi.

[农]淘汰劣种；流浪；

复数：rogues过去式：rogued过去分词：rogued现在分词：roguing第三人称单数：rogues

1. He gave the rogue a smash on the jaw.
   他朝那流氓的下巴猛击一拳。
2. Don't get too matey with him; he's a rogue.
   别和他太亲近了--他是个无赖。
3. The little rogue had his grandpa's glasses on.
   小淘气戴上了他祖父的眼镜。

1. Don Crutchfield is a peeping-Tom and low-level operative for a private detective and a rogue policeman in Los Angeles.
   克拉奇菲尔德先生是一个偷窥狂与私人侦探的低级职员以及是洛杉矶游手好闲的警察。
2. It portrayed a future war between Turkey and America, and a rogue Turkish agent detonating a nuclear device in Washington.
   这一小说描写了未来将在土耳其和美国之间发生的战争，一个游手好闲的土耳其代理商在华盛顿引爆了一个核装置。
3. By careful selecting and roguing the strain was evolved.
   这个品种是经过小心的选择与淘汰才培育出来的。

1. He carefully drew a bead on the rogue elephant and shot it dead.
   他用枪仔细瞄准一头凶猛而离群的野象，开枪把它打死了。

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