1.【动,植】杂种
2.代用品,假冒品;劣货;粗劣的糖
1.杂种的;不纯粹的
2.伪的,假的
3.奇形怪状的,异常的
1.an insulting word for an unpleasant or annoying man
2.used after an adjective for talking to or about someone in a funny or sympathetic way
3.someone whose parents are not married to each other. This word is now considered to be offensive.
4.something that is very difficult or annoying
1.an insulting word for an unpleasant or annoying man
2.used after an adjective for talking to or about someone in a funny or sympathetic way
3.someone whose parents are not married to each other. This word is now considered to be offensive.
4.something that is very difficult or annoying
1.It was no doubt those thieving bastards at the post office ! ! !
无疑这些钱是那些邮局的混蛋们偷掉的！！！
2.Our offices must always be headed by the kind of men who command respect. Not phonies, zeros or bastards.
公司应该由倍受敬重的人领导，而不是伪君子、一无是处的小人，或拙劣之徒。
3.All men are bastards or wimps, she said, and no one wants to be married to a wimp.
她说，世上的男人不是坏蛋，就是懦夫，没有人想嫁给一个懦夫。
4.The Slimy Bastards section was like the Harvard of the uninfluential, with not nearly enough slots for all the deserving candidates.
其中“无耻混蛋”部分属于无影响人士中的哈佛，有大批合格的候选人为挤进来而打破头。
5.I thought bankers were all supposed to be heartless bastards.
我一直认为银行家都是无良混蛋
6.The phrase sounded fatuous, the sort of meaningless thing people say, like, I'll sue the bastards.
这句话听上去很傻气，就像人们常说的那些废话一样（比如“我要去告那些混蛋”），毫无意义。
7.Dorota: Someday maybe you girls find true love, too. And your children not grow up to be bastards.
也许有一天你们这些女孩也会找到真爱，这样你们的孩子长大后就不会是私生子了。
8.For too long, bastards (using Julian Assange's definition) have been able to use America's good reputation as a cover for their misdeeds.
长久以来，混蛋们（引用阿桑奇的定义）利用美国良好的信誉掩盖他们的肮脏行径。
9.The truth is that the blood lineage of many participants is questionable and many have been born out of wedlock. (IE they are bastards).
事实是，许多与会者血统的质疑，许多人被非婚生子女。（即他们都是杂种）。
10.just a little further inside , you heathen bastards.
再进去一点，你个野蛮的杂种。