1.To me, Lady Mary is an uppity minx who's the author of her own misfortunes.

我看来，玛丽小姐个高傲轻浮女子，她要对自己不幸负全责。

2.How was lunch, you little minx?

午饭怎么样 这位小伙？

3.A widow with a child was at a disadvantage with these pretty minxes, she thought.

她想，一个拖着孩子寡妇终究敌不过这些漂亮而轻浮小妖精。

4.And how dare you encourage him, you insolent minx?

你怎么敢鼓励，你这个无礼混蛋？机翻

5.She's always best at us that wily minx.

她老打败我们 奸诈查某。

6." She remained in town, " said the minx with dignity.

“她留城里，”小疯子有尊严地说。机翻

7.It was Raffles and that Colonial minx on her way home from school.

莱佛士和那个放学回家路上殖民地风骚女人。机翻

8.I don't know. It's just he's always hinting at all this bad stuff he does, and I don't know if that's just a front or... -Mm, you minx.

我不清楚，只总暗示干坏事我不知道，那只装样子还… … -你这个狡猾家伙。

9.Mademoiselle de Fontenailles got up, and returned to the department, where she was greeted with whispering. Joseph, under the laughing eyes of these young minxes, was writing anyhow.

德·丰特奈尔小姐起身，回到部门，受到窃窃私语欢迎。约瑟夫，这些年轻混蛋笑眼下，无论如何都写作。机翻

10.Up above, the emptiness seemed heart-breaking; in the lace department an old woman was having every box searched and yet buying nothing; whilst three good-for-nothing minxes in the under-linen department were slowly choosing some collars at eighteen sous a-piece.

高处，空虚令人心碎；蕾丝部门，一位老妇人正搜查每个箱子，但什么也没买。而内衣部门三个废物杂种正慢慢地挑选一些 18 苏一个衣领。机翻