caitiff

['keitif]

adj. 卑劣的
n. 卑鄙男人

a.

卑劣的

n.

卑鄙的人

caitiff

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craven

1. (archaic)a contemptible or cowardly person
   (古)可鄙的人，小人；懦夫
   [as modifier]a caitiff knight.
   一个懦弱的骑士。
   

1. Middle English (denoting a captive or prisoner): from Old French caitif 'captive', based on Latin captivus '(person) taken captive' (see captive)
   

caitiff

名词 caitiff:

a cowardly and despicable person

形容词 caitiff:

despicably mean and cowardly

caitiff

■"I, indeed! I am Robin Hood, as thy caitiff carcase soon shall know."

“我吗？我乃罗宾汉是也，你这匹夫马上就会知道我的厉害。”

■as thy caitiff carcase soon shall know.

你这匹夫马上就会知道我的厉害。”

■Cassio. Alas, poor caitiff!

凯西奥唉，可怜虫！

■Othello. O the pernicious caitiff! How came you, Cassio, by that handkerchief That was my wife's?

奥瑟罗啊，恶毒的奸贼！凯西奥，我的妻子的手帕怎麽会到你手里的？

■I am Robin Hood, as thy caitiff carcase soon shall know."

我乃罗宾汉是也，你这匹夫马上就会知道我的厉害。”