低贱小人英语怎么说

"Lowly/base/vile person" is a way to say "低贱小人" in English. The word "lowly" means "of low birth or social status" or "despicable," while "base" means "having low moral or ethical standards," and "vile" means "extremely unpleasant or objectionable." This phrase is often used to describe someone who is considered to be morally or socially inferior, and often has a negative connotation. The phrase comes from the Chinese culture.
Examples:
He was born into a wealthy family, but he's nothing more than a lowly con artist.
She's always been a base, vile woman, using her looks to manipulate men.
He was a common man who was very humble and kind, but his enemies called him a "lowly peasant" (他是一个普通人，很谦逊和善良，但他的敌人称他为“低贱农民”)