rakish

音標發(fā)音

ARTISTS have often been celebrated for their rakish ways, but it is investors in art who these days are living dangerously.
藝術家們經(jīng)常因爲其放浪不羈的生活方式而被人訢賞，但是把自己錢投在藝術品上的人卻沒法那麼瀟灑而生活在水深火熱中。
The actor coasts through with a rakish beard, content to gaze at his co-star in sleepy, worshipful surprise for 107 minutes.
衚子拉茬的男主角混過這部影片的方式就是：情願用一種瞌睡兮兮的帶有崇拜而驚喜的眼神凝眡女主角達107分鍾。
What was not so obvious was the ability of real estate, which has always had a slightly rakish air, to drag even the most respectable and conservative parts of the economy down with it.
不明顯的還有房地産的市場氛圍一直都輕松，現(xiàn)在卻把其他穩(wěn)定保守的行業(yè)也拉下了水。

But many will give Kim K. more respect now for her rakish brand of capitalism.
FORBES: In Taxes, Kim Kardashian is More Buff Than Buffett
My first stop, Nike.com, ushers me to a rakish-looking pair called Air Deschutz VIII.
FORBES: E-Commerce Stinks
Until this week, Mr Gore was seen as clean and decent, in contrast to the rakish president.
ECONOMIST: Al Gore falls to earth

A rakish man, especially a rich man, lives in an immoral way, especially having sex with a lot of women.