Definition of rogues' gallery in English:

rogues' gallery

noun

informal

1A collection of photographs of known criminals, used by police to identify suspects.
〈非正式〉（警方用于识别嫌疑犯的）罪犯照片集
Example sentencesExamples
- Starting in the mid-1850s, once daguerreotypes were widely available, police in Europe and America began creating ‘rogues' galleries’ and photo albums featuring known ‘criminals’ and ‘degenerates.’
- A rogues' gallery already existed in Moscow by 1867, preceded only by the Danzig collection of 1864.
1. 1.1 A collection of people or creatures notable for a certain shared quality or characteristic, typically a disreputable one.
  一批讨厌的人（或物）（尤指名声不好者）
  a rogues' gallery of bureaucrats and cold-hearted advocates of ‘progress’
  一批讨厌的官僚和冷酷无情的提倡“进步”的人。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He presents them as such a conniving, scheming rogues' gallery of careerist and morally dishonest operators that one wonders how anyone could ever have taken them seriously.
  The actor gambled on playing one of the film's rogues' gallery of supporting players.
  There is little room for depth of character in a film as formally mercurial as this, so Scott has opted for a rogues' gallery of stereotypes, with just enough quirks to be interesting.
  Like any heroes worthy of the prefix ‘super,’ the Powerpuff Girls face a worthy rogues' gallery of villains.
  In attacking the Revolution, Burke constructed a rogues' gallery of French politicians, and placed alongside them quite a number of French thinkers.
  He has attracted quite a rogues' gallery of villains.
  The book is also a political genealogy as rogues' gallery, tracing various nefarious qualities through several generations.
  It was indeed a rogues' gallery of avoidable mistakes.
  It always deserved a higher ranking, if only because no rogues' gallery could ever stop it from performing reasonably well its basic function of delivering the goods.
  Whenever he is captured, he immediately surrounds himself with a rogues' gallery of goofy-looking guys, hoping to showcase how good he looks.
  Imagine my surprise when I opened the book and found a photo of me leading the rogues' gallery of economists who allegedly belittle the role of technological change.
  There are three superficial similarities - the Christmas setting, a rogues' gallery of characters, and the presence oft his actor - but the films are radically different in tone, intent, and storyline.
  Although the discounter is reorganizing under the federal bankruptcy code, a photo of its CEO continues to hang in its competitor's rogues' gallery.
  It's what Shane and his rogues' gallery of gambling mates build their doomed bookmaking business on, and it's a constant presence among the film's incidental characters.
  Here's a rogues' gallery of the wealthiest villains - the kind of filthy rich reprobates you're not likely to see popping up in the annual rich lists.
  The continent's leadership roll includes a sizeable rogues' gallery, including despots such as Sani Abacha and Idi Amin.
  Video explorations of completed buildings are on display here and the office personnel is represented by a rogues' gallery of mug-shots stretching all along one wall.

Definition of rogues' gallery in US English:

rogues' gallery

noun

informal

1A collection of photographs of known criminals, used by police to identify suspects.
〈非正式〉（警方用于识别嫌疑犯的）罪犯照片集
Example sentencesExamples
- A rogues' gallery already existed in Moscow by 1867, preceded only by the Danzig collection of 1864.
- Starting in the mid-1850s, once daguerreotypes were widely available, police in Europe and America began creating ‘rogues' galleries’ and photo albums featuring known ‘criminals’ and ‘degenerates.’
1. 1.1 A collection of people or creatures notable for a certain shared quality or characteristic, typically a disreputable one.
  一批讨厌的人（或物）（尤指名声不好者）
  a rogues' gallery of bureaucrats and cold-hearted advocates of “progress.”
  一批讨厌的官僚和冷酷无情的提倡“进步”的人。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has attracted quite a rogues' gallery of villains.
  He presents them as such a conniving, scheming rogues' gallery of careerist and morally dishonest operators that one wonders how anyone could ever have taken them seriously.
  It was indeed a rogues' gallery of avoidable mistakes.
  It always deserved a higher ranking, if only because no rogues' gallery could ever stop it from performing reasonably well its basic function of delivering the goods.
  Imagine my surprise when I opened the book and found a photo of me leading the rogues' gallery of economists who allegedly belittle the role of technological change.
  There is little room for depth of character in a film as formally mercurial as this, so Scott has opted for a rogues' gallery of stereotypes, with just enough quirks to be interesting.
  The book is also a political genealogy as rogues' gallery, tracing various nefarious qualities through several generations.
  Whenever he is captured, he immediately surrounds himself with a rogues' gallery of goofy-looking guys, hoping to showcase how good he looks.
  Although the discounter is reorganizing under the federal bankruptcy code, a photo of its CEO continues to hang in its competitor's rogues' gallery.
  It's what Shane and his rogues' gallery of gambling mates build their doomed bookmaking business on, and it's a constant presence among the film's incidental characters.
  The continent's leadership roll includes a sizeable rogues' gallery, including despots such as Sani Abacha and Idi Amin.
  The actor gambled on playing one of the film's rogues' gallery of supporting players.
  In attacking the Revolution, Burke constructed a rogues' gallery of French politicians, and placed alongside them quite a number of French thinkers.
  Here's a rogues' gallery of the wealthiest villains - the kind of filthy rich reprobates you're not likely to see popping up in the annual rich lists.
  Video explorations of completed buildings are on display here and the office personnel is represented by a rogues' gallery of mug-shots stretching all along one wall.
  Like any heroes worthy of the prefix ‘super,’ the Powerpuff Girls face a worthy rogues' gallery of villains.
  There are three superficial similarities - the Christmas setting, a rogues' gallery of characters, and the presence oft his actor - but the films are radically different in tone, intent, and storyline.

单词	rogues' gallery
释义	Definition of rogues' gallery in English: rogues' gallery noun informal 1A collection of photographs of known criminals, used by police to identify suspects. 〈非正式〉（警方用于识别嫌疑犯的）罪犯照片集 Example sentencesExamples Starting in the mid-1850s, once daguerreotypes were widely available, police in Europe and America began creating ‘rogues' galleries’ and photo albums featuring known ‘criminals’ and ‘degenerates.’ A rogues' gallery already existed in Moscow by 1867, preceded only by the Danzig collection of 1864. 1.1 A collection of people or creatures notable for a certain shared quality or characteristic, typically a disreputable one. 一批讨厌的人（或物）（尤指名声不好者） a rogues' gallery of bureaucrats and cold-hearted advocates of ‘progress’ 一批讨厌的官僚和冷酷无情的提倡“进步”的人。 Example sentencesExamples He presents them as such a conniving, scheming rogues' gallery of careerist and morally dishonest operators that one wonders how anyone could ever have taken them seriously. The actor gambled on playing one of the film's rogues' gallery of supporting players. There is little room for depth of character in a film as formally mercurial as this, so Scott has opted for a rogues' gallery of stereotypes, with just enough quirks to be interesting. Like any heroes worthy of the prefix ‘super,’ the Powerpuff Girls face a worthy rogues' gallery of villains. In attacking the Revolution, Burke constructed a rogues' gallery of French politicians, and placed alongside them quite a number of French thinkers. He has attracted quite a rogues' gallery of villains. The book is also a political genealogy as rogues' gallery, tracing various nefarious qualities through several generations. It was indeed a rogues' gallery of avoidable mistakes. It always deserved a higher ranking, if only because no rogues' gallery could ever stop it from performing reasonably well its basic function of delivering the goods. Whenever he is captured, he immediately surrounds himself with a rogues' gallery of goofy-looking guys, hoping to showcase how good he looks. Imagine my surprise when I opened the book and found a photo of me leading the rogues' gallery of economists who allegedly belittle the role of technological change. There are three superficial similarities - the Christmas setting, a rogues' gallery of characters, and the presence oft his actor - but the films are radically different in tone, intent, and storyline. Although the discounter is reorganizing under the federal bankruptcy code, a photo of its CEO continues to hang in its competitor's rogues' gallery. It's what Shane and his rogues' gallery of gambling mates build their doomed bookmaking business on, and it's a constant presence among the film's incidental characters. Here's a rogues' gallery of the wealthiest villains - the kind of filthy rich reprobates you're not likely to see popping up in the annual rich lists. The continent's leadership roll includes a sizeable rogues' gallery, including despots such as Sani Abacha and Idi Amin. Video explorations of completed buildings are on display here and the office personnel is represented by a rogues' gallery of mug-shots stretching all along one wall. Definition of rogues' gallery in US English: rogues' gallery noun informal 1A collection of photographs of known criminals, used by police to identify suspects. 〈非正式〉（警方用于识别嫌疑犯的）罪犯照片集 Example sentencesExamples A rogues' gallery already existed in Moscow by 1867, preceded only by the Danzig collection of 1864. Starting in the mid-1850s, once daguerreotypes were widely available, police in Europe and America began creating ‘rogues' galleries’ and photo albums featuring known ‘criminals’ and ‘degenerates.’ 1.1 A collection of people or creatures notable for a certain shared quality or characteristic, typically a disreputable one. 一批讨厌的人（或物）（尤指名声不好者） a rogues' gallery of bureaucrats and cold-hearted advocates of “progress.” 一批讨厌的官僚和冷酷无情的提倡“进步”的人。 Example sentencesExamples He has attracted quite a rogues' gallery of villains. He presents them as such a conniving, scheming rogues' gallery of careerist and morally dishonest operators that one wonders how anyone could ever have taken them seriously. It was indeed a rogues' gallery of avoidable mistakes. It always deserved a higher ranking, if only because no rogues' gallery could ever stop it from performing reasonably well its basic function of delivering the goods. Imagine my surprise when I opened the book and found a photo of me leading the rogues' gallery of economists who allegedly belittle the role of technological change. There is little room for depth of character in a film as formally mercurial as this, so Scott has opted for a rogues' gallery of stereotypes, with just enough quirks to be interesting. The book is also a political genealogy as rogues' gallery, tracing various nefarious qualities through several generations. Whenever he is captured, he immediately surrounds himself with a rogues' gallery of goofy-looking guys, hoping to showcase how good he looks. Although the discounter is reorganizing under the federal bankruptcy code, a photo of its CEO continues to hang in its competitor's rogues' gallery. It's what Shane and his rogues' gallery of gambling mates build their doomed bookmaking business on, and it's a constant presence among the film's incidental characters. The continent's leadership roll includes a sizeable rogues' gallery, including despots such as Sani Abacha and Idi Amin. The actor gambled on playing one of the film's rogues' gallery of supporting players. In attacking the Revolution, Burke constructed a rogues' gallery of French politicians, and placed alongside them quite a number of French thinkers. Here's a rogues' gallery of the wealthiest villains - the kind of filthy rich reprobates you're not likely to see popping up in the annual rich lists. Video explorations of completed buildings are on display here and the office personnel is represented by a rogues' gallery of mug-shots stretching all along one wall. Like any heroes worthy of the prefix ‘super,’ the Powerpuff Girls face a worthy rogues' gallery of villains. There are three superficial similarities - the Christmas setting, a rogues' gallery of characters, and the presence oft his actor - but the films are radically different in tone, intent, and storyline.
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