miscreants

英 [ˈmɪskrɪənts]

美 [ˈmɪskriənts]

n.  缺德的人; 不法之徒
miscreant的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 不法之徒;恶棍;歹徒
  Amiscreantis someone who has done something illegal or behaved badly.
  1. Local people demanded that the District Magistrate apprehend the miscreants.
     当地人要求地方法官逮捕那些歹徒。

双语例句

• Local people demanded that the District Magistrate apprehend the miscreants.
  当地人要求地方法官逮捕那些歹徒。
• They ensured good behaviour by having miscreants publicly flogged.
  确保运动员们行为得体，并对犯规者施以公开鞭打。
• When the scandal over MPs 'expenses erupted in 2009, he was quick to purge miscreants in his own party.
  2009年议员报销丑闻爆出后，他迅速清除了自己党内的行为不端者。
• The department also tries to make an example of some miscreants. The crowd chanted "Down with the corruptionists."
  该机构也试图对一些腐败者罚一儆百。群众有节奏地反复呼喊着“打倒腐败者。”
• The court order shows that the Hong Kong regulator at least acknowledges the reputational damage posed by not clamping down earlier on miscreants.
  这项法庭裁决表明，香港监管机构至少承认，未能更早惩罚欺诈者对其名誉造成了损害。
• Those miscreants will not trouble your establishment again.
  这些恶棍不会再给你的公司找麻烦了。
• I ordered the miscreants to let me out.
  我命令这些土匪放我出去。
• In pretty much every case, that is enough: jail sentences need not carry on rising exponentially in length to keep potential miscreants in line.
  在几乎每一个案件中，这种判决足矣：刑期不必呈指数增长，才能让那些潜在的罪犯者规矩起来。
• The penalties for dropping litter are too low to discourage miscreants.
  对乱扔杂物的处罚太轻无法惩喊无赖。
• Miscreants can still escape detection by lurking behind nominees, offshore companies and other proxies.
  隐藏在委托代名人、离岸公司和其它代理人背后的恶人仍可逃脱监察。