英:['bæstədlɪ]
美:['bæstədlɪ]
英:['bæstədlɪ]
美:['bæstədlɪ]
词根:bastard
adj.bastard 私生的
bastardized 退化非纯种的;非正宗的
n.bastard 私生子
bastardization 认定为私生子
bastardy 私生子;庶出
v.bastardized 判为私生子;误用;使退化(bastardize的过去分词)
vi.bastardize 退化;变劣
vt.bastardize 使…品质低落;判定…为私生子
noun
usually offensive a child born to parents who are not married to each otherNote: This sense of bastard has not always been offensive. In fact, it was a relatively neutral term until as recently as the late 20th century, when it began to take on its offensive status. This shift coincided with a positive change in societal attitudes towards unmarried parents and a lessening of the social stigma of having children outside of marriage. The word bastard is still used relatively neutrally in historical references and historical fiction, but is usually considered offensive when used in present-day contexts to describe a child born to parents not married to each other.
something that is spurious (see spurious sense 3a), irregular, inferior, or of questionable origin
The … residence is a bastard of the architectural era which followed the building of the Imperial Hotel …—Hugh Byas
an offensive or disagreeable person—used as a generalized term of abuse
Then they made him an officer and right away he became the biggest bastard you ever saw.—Thomas Heggen
man, fellow
… the nicest thing an Aussie can call you is a bloody fine bastard.—Wilson Hicks
adjective
usually offensive born to parents who are not married to each otherNote: This sense of bastard has not always been offensive. In fact, it was a relatively neutral term until as recently as the late 20th century, when it began to take on its offensive status. This shift coincided with a positive change in societal attitudes towards unmarried parents and a lessening of the social stigma of having children outside of marriage. The word bastard is still used relatively neutrally in historical references and historical fiction, but is usually considered offensive when used in present-day contexts to describe a child born to parents not married to each other.
of mixed or ill-conceived origin
known for coining bastard words
of abnormal shape or irregular size
… bastard sizes of doors and windows …—R. E. Flanders
of a kind similar to but inferior to or less typical than some standard
bastard marble
lacking genuineness or authority : false
… the indiscriminate use of Greek letters by bastard groups not connected with the higher learning.—Charles W. Ferguson
Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French, probably of Germanic origin; akin to Old Frisian bost marriage, Old English bindan to bind Adjective Middle English, from attributive use of bastard bastard >entry 1
The first known use of bastard was in the 14th century
batchnoun
a quantity used or made at one time
a batch of cookies
a group of jobs to be run on a computer at one time with the same program
batch processing
a group of persons or things : lot
batchnoun
a quantity used or made at one time
a batch of cookies
a group of jobs to be run on a computer at one time with the same program
batch processing
a group of persons or things : lot
bat1 of 4noun
a stout solid stick : club
a sharp blow
a usually wooden implement used for hitting the ball in various games (as baseball)
a turn at batting
next at bat
bat2 of 4verb
to strike or hit with or as if with a bat
to take one's turn at bat in baseball
to have a batting average of
is batting .300
bat3 of 4noun
any of an order of night-flying mammals with the forelimbs modified to form wings
bat4 of 4verb
to wink especially in surprise or emotion
never batted an eye
bastionnoun
some place or something that gives protection against attack
a bastion of democracy
bastionnoun
some place or something that gives protection against attack
a bastion of democracy
baste1 of 2verb
to sew with long loose stitches so as to hold the work temporarily in place
baste2 of 2verb
to moisten with liquid (as melted fat or juices) while roasting
baste1 of 2verb
to sew with long loose stitches so as to hold the work temporarily in place
baste2 of 2verb
to moisten with liquid (as melted fat or juices) while roasting
bastardnoun
a child born to parents who are not married to each other
bastardnoun
a child born to parents who are not married to each other
1 I wished he had never played his bastardly tricks.
他们一直在耍弄种种卑鄙的伎俩。
2 Your avatar, an undistinguished and highly fungible clone running through a seemingly endless series of testing chambers, does not seem at all bastardly.
3 Remind me of real estate speculators in a land boom, the little bastardly opportunists.
4 "Better think yourself so," said he, "than know it by being married to a poor bastardly vagabond."
5 To be used ill by such a poor, beggarly, bastardly fellow."—"Hold your blasphemous tongue," cries Sophia: "how dare you mention his name with disrespect before me?
1 假冒
tin bastard counterfeit sham pinchbeck pseud adulterine simular masquerade forge phony personate self-professed circumforaneous
2 卑鄙
base-mined mean man base rank dirty foul lousy shabby despicable pitiful rascal lewd abject measly sordid scruffy scoundrel soulless grubby scurvy beastly ignominious ignoble degrading dishonour pitiable scabby low-down rascally hangdog pimping scabbed mingy doggish hoggish underhand meanly ignobly pettily dirtily niddering nidering dirt meanness smallness turpitude unworthiness littleness dirtiness caitiff sordor suck off
5 无价值
no-good no-account puckeroo stramineous light bad sorry refuse nowhere bare peanut crap idle invalid straw null punk worthless dusty crappy bum queer careless shitty vile unworthy jazzy frothy trashy slushy leaden valueless riffraff frippery good-for-nothing schlub nugatory fustian picayune rinky-dink twopenny thriftless footling rubbishy unvalued chaffy drossy footle indign pistareen cotton-picking vanity nothingness naught nothing up to putty no chop not worth a cracker blow on
6 假冒的
tin bastard counterfeit sham pinchbeck pseud adulterine simular self-professed circumforaneous
7 类似
like close similar false comparable allied akin analogous quasi analogical analogic semblant homoplastic homoplastically similarly analogously analogically alliance similarity analogy resemblance likeness semblance kinship parallelism similitude propinquity assimilate of the nature of in the nature of
8 私生
love-begotten natural unlawful illegitimate nameless spurious misbegotten whoreson baseborn unfathered illegitimacy bastardy born out of wedlock bastard bastardized adulterine
9 私生的
love-begotten natural unlawful illegitimate nameless spurious misbegotten whoreson baseborn unfathered born out of wedlock bastard bastardized adulterine
13 卑鄙的
base-mined mean man base rank dirty foul lousy shabby despicable pitiful rascal lewd abject measly sordid scruffy scoundrel soulless grubby scurvy beastly ignominious ignoble degrading dishonour pitiable scabby low-down rascally hangdog pimping scabbed mingy doggish hoggish underhand niddering nidering caitiff suck off
14 伪造
sophisticated bogus phony spurious snide phoney imitative hyped-up adulterine postiche sophistication forgery falsification adulteration fakery wangle scratch forge counterfeit duff fake imitate fiddle fabricate falsify feign sophisticate
15 异常
particular exceptional uncommon peculiar unnatural atypical prodigious perverted extraordinaire unaccustomed portentous preternatural dysmorphic anomalistic transnormal extraordinarily thundering sublimely prodigiously preternaturally eccentrically anomalism condition anomaly abnormality aberration deviance out of the ordinary
16 无价值的
no-good no-account puckeroo stramineous light bad sorry refuse nowhere bare peanut crap idle invalid straw null punk worthless dusty crappy bum queer careless shitty vile unworthy jazzy frothy trashy slushy leaden valueless riffraff frippery good-for-nothing schlub nugatory fustian picayune rinky-dink twopenny thriftless footling rubbishy unvalued chaffy drossy footle indign pistareen cotton-picking naught not worth a cracker