第三人称复数：bastards
bastard基本解释
名词私生子，杂种; 代用品，假冒品; 态度傲慢且令人讨厌的人
形容词杂种的，不纯粹的; 伪的，假的; 奇形怪状的，异常的
bastard什么意思
bastard相关例句
形容词
1. bastard在线翻译
1. Gneiss is called bastard granite.
片麻岩叫作粗花岗岩。
名词
1. He is a prize bastard.
他是个头号大坏蛋。
2. Poor bastard! He's been had.
可怜的家伙，他上当受骗了。
bastard网络解释
1. 私生子：蛇怪(basilisk)、蛇(serpent)、宠臣(minion)、知更鸟(robinet)、隼(falcon)、私生子(bastard)、女妖(siren)、基地(base)、抛石袋(sling文艺复兴时期花样繁多、借用典故的火炮名称顽强抗拒统一的规格,
2. bastard的翻译
2. 混蛋：克尔斯滕邓斯特 克尔斯滕邓斯特 潮女克尔斯滕邓斯特当地时间4月23日现身翠贝卡影展Between The Lines单元,她执导的短片<>(Bastard)将在本单元展映,影片男主角、曾出演过<>的布莱恩格拉格提来到场助阵.
3. 王八蛋：再比如:王八蛋(Bastard)这个词在词典有如下几种含义,<>标出四个含义:第一,用来骂你所讨厌的人,尤其是男性;第二,侮辱或者开玩笑的说法,用以称呼男性;第三,英式用法,造成问题或者困难的事物,第四,旧式用法,
bastard词典解释
1. 杂种；坏蛋；混蛋
Bastard is an insulting word which some people use about a person, especially a man, who has behaved very badly.
2. （走运或倒霉的）家伙
Some people say things such as lucky bastard or poor bastard to refer to a person, usually a man, who they think is very lucky, or very unlucky.
3. 私生子（可能具冒犯意味）
A bastard is a person whose parents were not married to each other at the time that he or she was born. This use could cause offence.
e.g. ...King Arthur's bastard son, Mordred.
亚瑟王的私生子莫德雷德
4. 极讨厌的事；极麻烦的事
If someone describes a problem or a situation as a bastard, they mean that it is extremely annoying or difficult to deal with.
e.g. Life can be a real bastard at times...
有时生活会变得麻烦多多。
e.g. I had to go early 'cos it's a bastard to get your motor out of the car park.
我得早点走，因为从停车场取车麻烦得要死。
bastard英英释义
noun
1. derogatory term for a variation that is not genuine
something irregular or inferior or of dubious origin
e.g. the architecture was a kind of bastard suggesting Gothic but not true Gothic
Synonym: mongrel
2. insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous
Synonym: assholecocksuckerdickheadshitmother fuckermotherfuckerprickwhoresonson of a bitchSOB
3. the illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents
Synonym: by-blowlove childillegitimate childillegitimatewhoreson
adj
1. fraudulent
having a misleading appearance
Synonym: bogusfakephonyphoney
