villainous

adj.

邪恶的；凶恶的；恶劣的；可憎的

1. We expect our hero's rival to show his villainous side.
   我们都期待着英雄在他的竞争中显现出他邪恶的一面。
2. After Goku mistakes Kami for the villainous Piccolo it is time for the young warrior to begin his grueling three year training for the next World Martial Arts Tournament.
   在误把神仙当作邪恶的短笛大魔王之后，小悟空又即将开始他为期三年的严酷修炼，以准备参加下一届的天下第一比武大会。

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