raffish in Vietnamese

@raffish /'ræfiʃ/
* tính từ
- hư hỏng, phóng đãng, trác táng
- hèn hạ, đê tiện
- tầm thường

Sentence patterns related to "raffish"

1. He has a certain raffish elegance.

2. Stylish and sharp, Wallis had a vaguely raffish edge.

3. He had a cosmopolitan, slightly raffish air.

4. He was drinking cheap champagne with a raffish air.

5. The theatre's raffish auditorium recalls an earlier era.

6. He was handsome in a raffish kind of way.

7. He became friendly with a slightly raffish group of actors.

8. Edward was dressed impeccably, but he retained his raffish air.

9. Much emphasis was placed on the raffish past, with roll-calls of distinguished libertines.

10. In order to survive in trouble, "raffish" has become a necessary choice of domestic steel enterprises.

11. Why let all the people dream of having such a don't catch mice, raffish cat?

12. Anyway, he would certainly not discuss the subject with the raffish set who would stoop to street-women.

13. There was a raffish note to the place, thanks to the race track I mention in "At Pleasure Bay."

14. His dark good looks had about them something raffish, sinister almost, which at once attracted and frightened her.

15. The fifth part, peroration, summarized modern cultural value and developing prospect of the trend of raffish art.

16. The couple borns one son two females, the son is an eldest brother and also learn his grandpa raffish.

17. The many vehicles of the bigger officials and the more important offices were the most raffish, for the powerful could commandeer all the transport they wanted.

18. The influence of symbolic sculpting, western pop art sculpting and raffish sculpting along with cartoon style sculpting has also had a negative impact on the development of modern Chinese sculpting.

19. But with the great influence of Lixue, there was a morality utmost when they published novels. They didn't publish the Jinpingmei and other salable raffish novels.

20. The city tumbles down the steep slopes to the river's edge where it Coalesces into a raffish assortment of bars, cafes and restaurants housed in tottering waterfront terraces.

21. Raffish short waves boar Trans-Pacific Railway negative people modifying lead us to porter’s lodge haranguing as there is in uncut Great war Begrimming made after looking behind greenroom nonelastic cross section insecurely declared against leting in on

22. The obstreperously mustachioed gentleman that Picasso chose to portray as Buste d’homme on 12 October 1968—close-up and larger than life, filling the canvas—is a member of his imaginary company of mousquetaires, characters whose brash, even raffish qualities, ironic foibles, and fabled exploits he employed to give voice to his own rich inner life, long and well lived, and to offer