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My dad calls them flying rats.And, like humans, rats enjoy tickling only when already in a good mood.They could have escaped like sewer rats.When she opened it she found four dead rats.Tests on rats showed it killed off a protein which protects the heart.They are as boring as lab rats.We can expect to be overrun by rats now gigantic from eating rubbish.Are these giant rats on steroids or just vigorously exercising?Pest control was called in after dead rats and mice were found inside.The lady could not have been kinder to her lab rats.His insights into the lives of those young people now being called feral rats was gripping.These super rats are now being seen all over the country.At the time he was working with female rats, using a new technique to listen to the neurons firing in their brains.

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British English: rat /ræt/ NOUN
A rat is an animal which has a long tail and looks like a large mouse.
...experiments with rats.
  • American English: rat
  • Arabic: جُرَذ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: rato-preto
  • Chinese: 老鼠
  • Croatian: štakor
  • Czech: krysa
  • Danish: rotte
  • Dutch: rat
  • European Spanish: rata
  • Finnish: rotta
  • French: rat
  • German: Ratte
  • Greek: αρουραίος
  • Italian: topo
  • Japanese: ドブネズミ
  • Korean:
  • Norwegian: rotte
  • Polish: szczur
  • European Portuguese: ratazana
  • Romanian: șobolan
  • Russian: крыса
  • Latin American Spanish: rata
  • Swedish: råtta
  • Thai: หนู
  • Turkish: sıçan
  • Ukrainian: щур
  • Vietnamese: con chuột con vật
British English: rat VERB
If someone rats on you, they tell someone in authority about things that you have done, especially bad things.
They were accused of encouraging children to rat on their parents.
  • American English: rat
  • Brazilian Portuguese: delatar
  • Chinese: 告发
  • European Spanish: chivarse
  • French: moucharder
  • German: verpfeifen
  • Italian: fare la spia
  • Japanese: 密告する
  • Korean: 밀고하다
  • European Portuguese: delatar
  • Latin American Spanish: deschavar

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Chinese translation of 'rat'

rat

(ræt)

n (c)

  1. (Zool) 田鼠 (tiánshǔ) (, zhī)
  2. (inf, = person) 卑鄙小人 (bēibǐ xiǎorén)
(noun) 
Definition
someone who is disloyal or treacherous
He was known as `The Rat', even before the bribes had come to light.
Synonyms
traitor
Some say he's a traitor to the working class.
grass (British, informal)
He preferred to take the rap rather than be a grass.
betrayer
a traitor and betrayer
deceiver
He was condemned as a liar, cheat and deceiver.
informer
two men suspected of being police informers
defector
deserter
He was a deserter from the army.
double-crosser
quisling
They called him a quisling.
stool pigeon
nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang)
snake in the grass
two-timer (informal)
fizgig (Australian, slang)
(noun) 
Definition
someone who is disloyal or treacherous
What did you do with the gun you took from that little rat?
Synonyms
rogue
He wasn't a rogue at all.
scoundrel (old-fashioned)
He is a lying scoundrel.
heel (slang)
Suddenly I feel like a total heel.
shit (taboo, slang)
As I said, in many ways he was a shit.
bastard (informal, offensive)
I don't trust the bastard.
cad (old-fashioned, informal, British)
You're nothing but a scoundrel and a cad, sir!
bounder (old-fashioned, slang, British)
rotter (slang, mainly British)
The man's an absolute rotter!
bad lot
shyster (informal, mainly US)
ratfink (slang, mainly US, Canadian)
wrong 'un (slang)

Phrasal verbs

See rat on someone
See rat on something

idiom

See smell a rat

Additional synonyms

in the sense of betrayer
a traitor and betrayer
Synonyms
traitor,
deceiver,
informer,
renegade,
defector,
conspirator,
Judas,
deserter,
double-crosser (informal),
turncoat,
quisling,
apostate,
miscreant,
snake in the grass,
back-stabber,
fizgig (Australian, slang)
in the sense of cad
Definition
a man who behaves dishonourably
You're nothing but a scoundrel and a cad, sir!
Synonyms
scoundrel (slang),
rat (informal),
bounder (British, old-fashioned, slang),
cur,
knave (archaic),
rotter (slang, British),
heel,
scumbag (slang),
churl,
dastard (archaic),
wrong 'un (slang)
in the sense of deceiver
He was condemned as a liar, cheat and deceiver.
Synonyms
liar,
fraud (informal),
cheat,
fake,
betrayer,
crook (informal),
pretender,
deluder,
hypocrite,
charlatan,
trickster,
conman or woman (informal),
con artist (informal),
sharper,
impostor,
fraudster,
swindler,
dissembler,
inveigler,
mountebank,
snake in the grass,
grifter (slang, US, Canadian),
double-dealer,
chiseller (informal),
cozener,
rorter (Australian, slang),
rogue trader

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in the sense of deserter
He was a deserter from the army.
Synonyms
defector,
runaway,
fugitive,
traitor,
renegade,
truant,
escapee,
absconder,
apostate
in the sense of grass
Definition
a person who informs, usually on criminals
He preferred to take the rap rather than be a grass.
Synonyms
betrayer,
sneak,
squealer (slang),
Judas,
accuser,
stool pigeon,
nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang)
in the sense of heel
Definition
a contemptible person
Suddenly I feel like a total heel.
Synonyms
swine,
cad (British, informal),
scoundrel,
scally (NorthwestEngland, dialect),
bounder (British, old-fashioned, slang),
rotter (old-fashioned, British),
scumbag (slang),
blackguard (archaic),
cocksucker (taboo, slang),
wrong 'un (slang)
in the sense of informer
Definition
a person who informs to the police
two men suspected of being police informers
Synonyms
betrayer,
grass (British, slang),
sneak,
squealer (slang),
Judas,
accuser,
stool pigeon,
nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang),
fizgig (Australian, slang)
in the sense of quisling
Definition
a traitor who aids an occupying enemy force
They called him a quisling.
Synonyms
traitor,
betrayer,
collaborator,
renegade,
Judas,
turncoat,
fifth columnist
in the sense of rotter
Definition
a despicable person
The man's an absolute rotter!
Synonyms
scoundrel (old-fashioned),
rat (informal),
stinker (slang),
louse (slang),
cad (British, informal),
swine,
bounder (British, old-fashioned, slang),
blighter (British, informal),
cur,
scumbag (slang),
bad lot,
blackguard,
cocksucker (taboo, slang),
scrote (slang),
wrong 'un (slang)
in the sense of scoundrel
Definition
a person who cheats and deceives
He is a lying scoundrel.
Synonyms
rogue,
cad (old-fashioned, informal),
bastard (informal, offensive),
villain,
mother,
heel (slang),
cheat,
shit (taboo, slang),
bugger (taboo, slang),
swine,
rascal,
son-of-a-bitch (offensive, slang, US, Canadian),
asshole (US, Canadian, taboo, slang),
scally (NorthwestEngland, dialect),
turd (taboo, slang),
wretch,
incorrigible,
motherfucker (taboo, slang, US),
knave (archaic),
rotter (slang, British),
ne'er-do-well,
reprobate,
scumbag (slang),
good-for-nothing,
miscreant,
scamp,
bad egg (old-fashioned, informal),
blackguard,
cocksucker (taboo, slang),
scapegrace,
asswipe (US, Canadian, taboo, slang),
caitiff (archaic),
dastard (archaic),
skelm (South Africa),
wrong 'un (slang)
in the sense of shit
Definition
a worthless person
As I said, in many ways he was a shit.
Synonyms
bastard (informal, offensive),
villain,
rogue,
scoundrel (old-fashioned),
wretch,
knave (archaic),
blackguard,
evildoer,
wrong 'un (slang)
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