mischievous

英 [ˈmɪstʃɪvəs]

美 [ˈmɪstʃɪvəs]

adj.  顽皮的; 捣蛋的; 招惹是非的; 恶意的

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Collins.1 / BNC.11564 / COCA.13916

牛津词典

adj.

• 顽皮的；捣蛋的
  enjoying playing tricks and annoying people
  1. a mischievous boy
     淘气的男孩
  2. a mischievous grin/smile/look
     顽皮地咧着嘴笑；顽皮地微微一笑；显出淘气的神情
• 招惹是非的；恶意的
  causing trouble, such as damaging sb's reputation
  1. mischievous lies/gossip
     招惹是非的谎言 / 闲言碎语

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 调皮的;淘气的;恶作剧的
  Amischievousperson likes to have fun by playing harmless tricks on people or doing things they are not supposed to do.
  1. She rocks back and forth on her chair like a mischievous child...
     她像个顽皮的孩子似的，坐在椅子上来回摇晃。
  2. He's a little mischievous.
     他有一点淘气。
• ADJ-GRADED 恶意的;不友善的;捣乱的
  Amischievousact or suggestion is intended to cause trouble.
  1. ...a mischievous campaign by the press to divide the ANC...
     媒体恶意分裂非洲国民大会的运动
  2. The Foreign Office dismissed the story as mischievous and false.
     外交部驳斥该报道为恶意报道，不符合事实。

英英释义

adj

• deliberately causing harm or damage
  1. mischievous rumors and falsehoods
• naughtily or annoyingly playful
  1. teasing and worrying with impish laughter
  2. a wicked prank
  Synonym:archimpishimplikepixilatedprankishpuckishwicked

双语例句

• And she was real mischievous, so I liked her.
  她是真正的恶作剧，所以我喜欢她。
• The mischievous boy startled the company by blowing out a paper bag and bursting it.
  那个调皮的男孩啪的一声吹爆了一个纸袋，使伙伴们吓了一跳。
• The child is very bright, but a bit too mischievous.
  这孩子很聪明，可就是有些淘气。
• In the daytime it was my mischievous companion;
  白天，它这样淘气地陪伴我；
• Don't play mischievous tricks again.
  别再玩鬼吹灯了。
• I hate to have to say this, but your boy is so mischievous.
  我不愿提起，但你的小孩太调皮了。
• Thisis laughable and mischievous to think that these people are any danger to theworld.
  认为这些人对世界有任何危险都是是非常可笑和有害的。
• He heard her mischievous whispered voice in his ear.
  他听到她在他耳边顽皮絮叨的低语声。
• He is so mischievous. I can not endure him anymore.
  他太淘气了，我受不了他。
• Hard-working medical men may come to be almost as mischievous as quacks.
  辛勤工作的医生可能变成江湖郎中那样的骗子。