blighter

英 [ˈblaɪtə(r)]

美 [ˈblaɪtər]

n.  讨厌的(或可怜的)家伙(通常指男性)

复数：blighters　

BNC.34097 / COCA.42901

牛津词典

noun

• 讨厌的（或可怜的）家伙（通常指男性）
  a way of referring to a person (usually a man) that you either find unpleasant or that you feel some sympathy for

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 可恶的家伙；讨厌鬼
  You can refer to someone you do not like as ablighter.
  1. He was a nasty little blighter.
     他是一个让人讨厌的小东西。
• N-COUNT 家伙
  You can useblighteras an informal way of referring to someone.
  1. Lucky blighter, thought King.
     幸运的家伙，金想。

英英释义

noun

• a boy or man
  1. that chap is your host
  2. there's a fellow at the door
  3. he's a likable cuss
  4. he's a good bloke
  Synonym:chapfellowfellerfellaladgentcussbloke
• a persistently annoying person
  Synonym:pestcusspesterergadfly

双语例句

• Xiangzi was sitting in the marquee. What an ugly blighter he was, with that scar on his face jade-green in the lamplight!
  祥子在棚里坐着呢，人模狗样的，脸上的疤被灯光照得像块玉石。
• He was a nasty little blighter.
  他是一个让人讨厌的小东西。
• I am old enough to remember working in offices where there was no wireless, where laptops were prohibitively expensive, and where if you wanted to carry a file around, you saved the little blighter on to a floppy disk.
  我年纪够大，所以体验过以前的办公室工作环境：那时没有无线网络；笔记本电脑贵得惊人；如果想把某个文件带到别处使用，得先把这东西存到软盘上。
• Lucky blighter, thought King.
  幸运的家伙，金想。
• You are a lucky blighter!
  你是个幸运的家伙。