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缺德

Word · Adjective

immoral; wicked; mean; vicious

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

adjective

immoral; wicked; mean; lacking moral character

derogatory

Used to describe actions, words, or people that are morally wrong, mean-spirited, or intended to cause embarrassment or difficulty for others. Always carries a strong negative connotation and is often used to criticize behavior that violates moral standards.

Tā他
shuō说
le了
hěn很
duō多
quē缺
dé德
huà话
 。

He said a lot of mean things.

Zuò做
zhè这
zhǒng种
quē缺
dé德
shì事
huì会
zāo遭
bào报
yìng应
de的
 。

Doing such wicked things will bring retribution.

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Nǐ你
zhēn真
quē缺
dé德
 ,
zěn怎
me么
néng能
kāi开
zhè这
zhǒng种
wán玩
xiào笑
 ?

You're so mean; how could you play such a joke?

Nà那
gè个
quē缺
dé德
guǐ鬼
bǎ把
wǒ我
de的
zì自
xíng行
chē车
lún轮
tāi胎
zhā扎
pò破
le了
 。

That wicked person punctured my bicycle tire.