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No, 流氓 is not an appropriate word to use in formal conversations. It carries a negative connotation and is often used to describe someone who engages in criminal or immoral activities. It is considered a derogatory term and may offend the person being referred to.
In formal conversations, it is more appropriate to use words such as 不良分子 (bùliáng fènzǐ), which means "troublemaker" or "delinquent," or 不法分子 (bùfǎ fēnzǐ), which means "lawbreaker" or "criminal." These words are more neutral and do not carry the same negative connotation as 流氓.
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1. 恶棍 (ègùn) - This word refers to someone who is wicked, evil, or malicious. It can also be used to describe a person who engages in immoral or illegal activities.
2. 暴徒 (bàotú) - This term refers to someone who is violent, unruly, or lawless. It can also be used to describe a member of a mob or riotous group.
3. 痞子 (pǐzi) - This word refers to a rascal or scoundrel who is often involved in shady or illegal activities. It can also be used to describe someone who is rebellious or defiant.
4. 混混 (hùnhun) - This word refers to a thug or hoodlum who is often involved in criminal activities. It can also be used to describe someone who is rough or uncivilized.
5. 恶霸 (èbà) - This term refers to a tyrant or bully who uses their power to oppress others. It can also be used to describe someone who is domineering or overbearing.
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