A baddie is someone who is bad in a story, especially a book, film, or game — the thief, the monster, the cruel king. Children and informal speakers use it a lot, especially in British English.

A baddie is someone who is bad in a story, especially a book, film, or gamebaddie 是指故事裡的壞人，尤其是書、電影或遊戲裡的 — the thief, the monster, the cruel king小偷、怪物、殘忍的國王。Children and informal speakers use it a lot小孩子和說話比較隨性的人很常用這個字, especially in British English尤其是英式英語裡。

In careful writing you would more often say villain or the bad character. People like to talk about the goodies and the baddies, as if a story splits neatly in two; real life is messier, and adults sometimes say baddie with a smile even for someone who is only a bit naughty.

In careful writing在正式一點的寫作裡 you would more often say villain or the bad character比較常會說 villain 或 the bad character。People喜歡講 the goodies and the baddies（好人跟壞人） like to talk about the goodies and the baddies, as if a story splits neatly in two好像一個故事可以工整地分成兩邊; real life is messier現實比較混亂, and adults sometimes say baddie with a smile even for someone who is only a bit naughty大人有時候也會帶著微笑用 baddie 來說一個只是有點調皮的人。

You may also see the spelling baddy; it is the same word. The little ending makes it sound like story-talk, not like a news report about a crime.

You你 may also see the spelling baddy也可能看到拼法 baddy; it is the same word是同一個字。The little ending makes it sound like story-talk那個小小的字尾讓它聽起來像故事裡的用語, not like a news report about a crime而不是像犯罪新聞報導的口吻。