rakish

adj.

1. 放荡的；肆无忌惮的
   acting like a rake (= in an immoral, etc. way)
2. （把帽子）潇洒地歪戴着的
   if you wear a hat at a rakish angle , it is not straight on your head and it makes you look relaxed and confident

1. ADJ-GRADED 不拘俗套的；潇洒得意的
   A rakish person or appearance is stylish in a confident, bold way.
   1. ...a soft-brimmed hat which he wore at a rakish angle.
      他潇洒地歪戴着的一顶软边帽
   2. ...rakish young gentlemen.
      潇洒的年轻绅士

1. If the release of these hormones is blocked, prairie-voles 'sex becomes a fleeting affair, like that normally enjoyed by their rakish montane cousins.
   如果这些荷尔蒙的释放被阻断，草原田鼠的性生活便成了短暂的艳遇，它们就会像生性放荡的山区堂兄那样去尽享受风流韵事。
2. It should also be perfectly horizontal, though Mr. Bryan suggested that daring men might try the downward-tilted 'rakish angle' that flourished in the 1930s.
   还应该与领带垂直，不过布莱恩表示，大胆的男士可以尝试1930年代流行的略向下倾斜的狂放不羁的角度。
3. Just like that. see, at kind of a rakish angle.
   就是这样，有点倾斜的角度。
4. He plays the novel's rakish hero.
   他扮演小说中放汤的王人公。
5. Tilted her hat at a rakish angle;
   她把帽子放荡地斜戴着；
6. He looked as if he had glued the rakish beard on to his solemn face.
   他看上去就象是把流云般的胡须贴在他庄重的脸上一样。
7. He was a serious young man, not rakish or loud-voiced like the others.
   他是个规规矩矩的青年，不象其它小伙子那样流里流气或大叫大嚷。
8. She wore her hat at a rakish angle.
   她把帽子戴得吊儿郎当的。
9. Once a rakish companion to some of the world's most beautiful women, Agnelli later turned his mind to business.
   阿涅利曾是个跟世界上一些顶尖美女们混在一起的浪荡公子，后来转而专心经商。