英[luːʃ]美[luːʃ]
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来自法语louche，斜眼的，斜着眼看的。词义比较抽象，用来形容不为主流社会所认可但同时又带有某种吸引力的人。参照黄药师，韦小宝。
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adjective(形容词)
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Someone with louche taste is decadent and flashy. It’s one thing to wear gold around your neck as jewelry, but louche to have all your teeth capped in the precious metal just for the heck of it.
Louche is an adjective that describes something “of questionable taste or morality” but is also kind of attractive. It comes from the French louche, which also means “squinting,” and that word comes from the Latin lusca, meaning “one-eyed.” Imagine a louche pirate with an eye patch that you just can't turn away from. It's pronounced like a little kid trying to say “loose,” like “loosh.” You can also use louche in place of words like decadent, shady, and sinister.