ne'er-do-well
英 [ˈneədu:wel] 美 [ˈnɛrduˌwɛl]

n.

没用的人，饭桶；不成材；不成器；乏货

英英释义

ne'er-do-well[ 'nεədu:,wel ]

• n.an idle worthless person

  同义词：goldbrickgoof-offgood-for-nothingno-accountgood-for-naught

权威例句

From the Ne'er-Do-Well to the Criminal History Category: The Refinement of the Actuarial Model in Criminal Law
From the Ne'er-do-well to the Criminal History Category
Kit Kennedy, Ne'er-do-well
Revenge Of The Ne'er-Do-Well
A Misfit Poet of Heaven: Ne'er-Do-Well Francis Thompson Wrote the Still-Haunting 'Hound of Heaven'
The Education of the Ne'er-Do-Well.
Two Gun's Colorful Tale: A Ne'er Do Well Makes Good
The "ne'er do well". A comedy in three acts
Arts: Having a Bowl; Comedian Johnny Vegas Tells Philip Key about His Toughest Role to Date,playing a Boozy Ne'er Do Well
The Ne er-Do-Well