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vil.lain5vIl7Enn [C]a bad person who harms other people or breaks the law恶棍，流氓Some people believe that Richard III did not murder his nephews and was not the villain he is generally thought to have been.一些人相信里查德三世没有谋杀他的那些侄儿，而且他也不是人们通常所认为的那种恶棍。He's either a hero or a villain, depending on your point of view.他是英雄还是恶棍，就在于你怎么看了。The union has been cast as a villain standing in the way of progress.这个联盟被看作是一个阻挡着进步道路的流氓。Bert's just a small-time villain (= criminal)--he'd never get involved in a major crime of this type.伯特只是个小流氓，他决不会卷入这种类型的大型犯罪。(fig.) The major villain (= thing that causes harm) in causing lung cancer is smoking.(喻)引起肺癌的主要原因是吸烟。A villain is also a character in a book, play, film, etc. who harms other people.(戏剧、小说等中的)反派角色，反面人物He made his reputation as an actor playing villains.他以演反派角色而出名。Again, Superman overpowered the villain, Lex Luthor.超人又一次战胜了那个坏蛋----莱克斯·卢瑟。(infml) The villain of the piece is someone or something which is seen as being the cause of trouble on a particular occasion.首恶;头号问题When the minister was forced to resign, the press was generally seen as the villain of the piece.那位部长被迫辞职，一般认为新闻界是“肇事的首恶”。
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