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raffish (RAFF ish) Coming from the Swedish word for “rubbish,” this adjec-tive can mean “cheaply or showily vulgar in appearance” or “tawdry” (see the “Eponyms” section). It is often used today, however, to mean “charac-terized by a carefree or fun-loving unconventionality.”
- When Jack walked into the classroom wearing a fedora at a raffish angle, his classmates were amused and his teacher made him remove it immediately.
- Chet’s raffish behavior at parties and other social gatherings earned him the admiration of Claire, the beat poet, and Stanley, the existentialist philosopher.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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raffish（RAFF ish）来自瑞典语中“垃圾”的意思，这个形容词的意思可以是“廉价或炫耀的粗俗外表”或“俗气”（见“Eponyms”部分）。然而，它在今天经常被用来表示“以无忧无虑或爱好娱乐的非传统为特征”
当杰克以一种放荡的角度戴着软帽走进教室时，他的同学们都被逗乐了，他的老师让他立即把软帽摘下来。
切特在派对和其他社交聚会上的放荡行为为他赢得了垮掉派诗人克莱尔和存在主义哲学家斯坦利的钦佩。
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