brats

英 [bræts]

美 [bræts]

n. 没有规矩的人; (尤指)顽童
brat的复数

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT 淘气鬼；小捣蛋
If you call someone, especially a child, abrat, you mean that he or she behaves badly or annoys you.
1. He's a spoilt brat.
  他是一个被宠坏了的调皮孩子。

As she had no longer any clothes, they dressed her in the cast-off petticoats and chemises of the Thenardier brats; that is to say, in rags.
她的衣服被典光以后，他们便叫她穿德纳第家小姑娘的旧裙和旧衫，就是说，破裙和破衫。
I don't want any brats who'll run around the house breaking things.
我不想要有小鬼在屋里乱跑弄坏东西。
"You're afraid, brats!" exclaimed Gavroche.
伢子！你们不用害怕。
They are some brats that a wig-maker made me a present of.
这两个小宝贝，是一个理发师好意送给我的。
How's it going with those stupid brats you got with you?
你这里儿怎么了，带着这些讨债的小鬼？
Those spoiled brats get everything they ask for. "I don't want them to know the feeling of want" are his everyday words.
受溺爱的孩子们得到了他们要求的任何东西，“我不想让他们尝到贫困的滋味”是他每天都要说的话。
And all the little brats that worshipped you.
还有那些崇拜你的小娃儿。
Your Mercedes wasn't enough, you brats.
你们有了的奔驰不够，你们这群臭小子。
I hope they don't bring their brats.
我希望他们不要把他们的捣蛋鬼带来。
Suppose, to make her happy, we whisper to her in her sleep that the brats are coming back.
为了使她高兴，我们要不要趁她睡着了，悄悄对她说，小家伙们回来了？