鬼佬 (“devil old-guy”) – foreigner (usually derogatory)
% w. n1 ^) g( B' i7 j胆小鬼 (“small-gut devil”) – coward; chicken
2 _- k9 o2 E% {( j二鬼子 (“two-ghost-thing”) - a “banana” – someone yellow (Asian) on the outside but white (Caucasian) on the inside (derogatory)* 9 z- X9 x0 f. n+ K8 |' t5 e
短命鬼 (“short-life devil”) – someone who dies at a young age 7 x1 B9 d% A9 W: f- U, z8 Q3 P1 F" j! t
赌鬼 (“gambling ghost”) – gambling addict
" V8 N4 C) V, Y$ P饿鬼 (“hungry ghost”) – someone who is always hungry; someone with a big appetite
7 ~: Z* H% h. C2 R. o, S4 }机灵鬼 (“clever ghost”) – clever person
; O8 `3 b& k6 b* `6 U胡涂鬼 (“confused ghost”) – someone who often seems confused and/or stupid " ~2 j0 I8 z* W
色鬼 (“lust ghost”) – lecher; person who engages in sexual excess (no exact word for this in English perhaps?)
5 T8 m( n" t+ p' ]0 n厉鬼 (“terrible ghost”) – evil spirit
4 W8 |& d& S. v C馋鬼 (“gluttonous ghost”) – pig (someone who eats too much) ' C, i) C, @' O% P& S
催命鬼 (“prodding ghost”) – someone who keeps pushing people to do things; a nagger
3 i' U# ]% ?' j, u7 [4 G9 H死鬼 (“dead ghost”) – a negative but playful term used between spouses 2 g1 [2 I8 |" t* Q; d
魔鬼 (“evil devil”) – demon 9 s* J# e$ ]+ {6 h" T
懒鬼 (“lazy devil”) – lazybones
1 _3 ~2 o: o9 C @$ ^- B0 ^酒鬼 (“alcohol ghost”) – alcoholic; drunkard
. l0 `$ R3 V; l% ^; ?: F6 [醉鬼 (“drunk devil”) – drunkard
* J d' g; a9 S3 P" y$ `5 X烟鬼 (“smoke devil”) – opium addict; chain smoker 8 p( O9 ]$ @( j& q4 @
调皮鬼 (“naughty devil”) – naughty child
8 M8 F- H9 L5 `- q捣蛋鬼 (“make-trouble devil”) – naughty child * ~# C. K: p# L
吸血鬼 (“suck-blood devil”) – vampire ) M' T/ {# t% e! i, R1 {* A. [* M
鬼子 (“devil-thing”) – foreign devil (derogatory) 7 K* { v1 g, ~! K8 O4 x
鬼怪 (“ghost-monster”) – ghosts and monsters 2 T0 Y4 b- `0 t
见鬼 (“see ghost”) – go to Hell! $ U( n, L/ w6 \) P% t
鬼知道 (“ghost knows”) – Heaven knows! |