n.卑鄙小人，坏蛋，可怜的人，不幸的人，恶棍，无赖，无耻之徒

原形：wretch复数：wretches

She felt a wretch for forgetting her best friend's birthday.
她因为忘记最好朋友的生日而感到非常内疚。
The wretched man was seen begging on the street corner.
那个可怜的人被看见在街角乞讨。
After a week of non-stop work, I felt like a complete wretch.
连续工作一周后，我感觉自己筋疲力尽，像一具行尸走肉。
His health had deteriorated to such an extent that he looked like a wretch.
他的健康状况恶化到如此地步，看起来十分憔悴。
The wretch who stole from the old lady should be ashamed of themselves.
那个从老太太那里偷东西的人应该感到羞愧。
Despite his riches, he was a moral wretch, indulging in all sorts of vices.
尽管他很有钱，但在道德上他是一个败类，沉溺于各种恶习。
The storm-tossed ship seemed like a tiny wretch battling against the elements.
在风暴中颠簸的船仿佛是与大自然抗争的小可怜。
She couldn't help but feel like a wretch for leaving her sick child at home alone.
她忍不住为自己把生病的孩子独自留在家里而感到自责。
In the novel, the protagonist transforms from a wretch into a redeemed hero.
在小说中，主角从一个失足者变成了一个得到救赎的英雄。
The wretch of a man showed no remorse for his heinous crime.
那个可恶的人对自己的罪行毫无悔意。