女神殿

 




vagrant

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[vey-gruhnt] 

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–noun 
1. a person who wanders about idly and has no permanent home or employment; vagabond; tramp. 

2. Law. an idle person without visible means of support, as a tramp or beggar.
3. a person who wanders from place to place; wanderer; rover.
4. wandering idly without a permanent home or employment; living in vagabondage: vagrant beggars. 
5. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a vagrant: the vagrant life.  

–adjective 
6. wandering or roaming from place to place; nomadic.
7. (of plants) straggling in growth.
8. not fixed or settled, esp. in course; moving hither and thither: a vagrant leaf blown by the wind.  

straggle
掉隊,落伍,流離
散落,四散,零星地出現(或離開)


 　
Vincent Gallo, a downtown New York artist active since the early eighties as a musician, photographer, painter, model, actor, and filmmaker, has a [face] like a rusty hatchet (needle nose, scraggly [beard]), damp inky hair, and an unnerving stare. 

In "Buffalo '66" (1998), the first feature-length movie Gallo directed, he plays a recently released con looking for a place to pee. After finding it, he picks up a willing teen-ager (Christina Ricci), but, instead of having sex with her, takes her to visit his nasty parents—a new low in the history of perversity. The movie’s prickly, vagrant humor was odd and unsatisfying. 

hatchet
(北美印第安人用作武器或工具的) 輕便斧
scrag
絞(首),扭住...的脖子
scraggly
鋸齒狀的,凸凹不平的


impish
lass
lad
a young [lad] and his [lass]. 
The lad is determined to let his acting do the talking 
swain
a love-sick swain
waif
Nubile