dastardliness如何读

英:['dæstədlɪnəs]

美:['dæstədlɪnəs]

dastardliness是什么意思

  • n.懦弱的行为;卑鄙的行为

dastardliness英英释义

  • n.treacherous cowardice

dastardliness词源英文解释

The first known use of dastardly was in 1542

dastardliness 例句

1 West is "not the world's greatest singer and oddly nervous last night", Letts wrote, "but he does radiate a dashing dastardliness".

2 This was a coach whose teams were always prone to violence and acts of premeditated dastardliness.

3 Which makes Pitino an easy villain, his dastardliness built through victories.

4 The other him was so far sunk in dastardliness that he permitted a crime to take place, feeling no more than sardonic amusement.

5 Meanwhile he already felt in the depth of his soul all the cruelty, dastardliness and baseness not only of that act of his, but of his whole idle, dissolute, cruel and wayward life.

6 a dastardly attack on innocent civilians

7 his dastardly conduct in a critical moment haunted him for the rest of his life

8 Van Peebles generously provides his screenplay’s most memorable dialogue to the dastardly Angel.

9 The easiest way to ignite a red hot feud between the two is for Knight, a dastardly heel, to eliminate Paul from the men’s Chamber match.

10 On the right, this manifests itself in the detection and exposure of dastardly plots in all aspects of American life.

11 Ronald Reagan and Jerry Brown ushered in tuition in the 1970s and 1980s, a dastardly deed.

12 Olivers’s just another dastardly king en route to his castle, corrupted by excess.

13 Although its capabilities look pretty cool, in the wrong hands, this device could be dispatched on some dastardly missions.

14 Most folks might call this year’s real best picture ‘Barbie,’ a film about an imaginary woman and real-world doll whose agency was plundered by dastardly men.

15 Ian McKellen plays a 1930s English drama critic who, faced with dismissal from his newspaper, engineers a dastardly plot to reclaim his job.

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