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rakish (RAKE ish) This adjective means “self-confidently stylish” or “jaunty” and probably derives from the word “rake,” one of whose meanings is “an angle of incline from the perpendicular” and is a term used to describe the tilted masts of pirate ships. It is probably not related to another meaning of the word “rake,” which is “an immoral or dissolute person.”
- Charlie Chaplin was famous for his duck-footed walk, his bowler hat, and the rakish way he swung his cane.
- Rakishly dressed for a day of sailing, Alex wore white sneakers and slacks, a striped sailor’s shirt, and a admiral’s hat tilted at a raffish angle.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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rakish（RAKE ish）这个形容词的意思是“自信时尚”或“轻快”，可能来源于“RAKE”一词，其含义之一是“与垂直方向的倾斜角度”，是一个用来描述海盗船倾斜桅杆的术语。这可能与“rake”一词的另一个含义无关，即“不道德或放荡的人”
查理·卓别林以其鸭脚走路、圆顶礼帽和挥舞手杖的潇洒方式而闻名。
亚历克斯穿着休闲服参加了一天的航行，穿着白色运动鞋和休闲裤，穿着条纹水手衬衫，戴着一顶海军上将帽，帽子倾斜得很随意。
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