brigands

英 [ˈbrɪgəndz]

美

n.  劫匪; 强盗
brigand的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指山林中的）强盗，土匪
  Abrigandis someone who attacks people and robs them, especially in mountains or forests.
  1. ...a notorious brigand who hijacked trains.
     臭名昭著的火车劫匪

双语例句

• He is the son of one of those brigands of the Loire, but children are innocent of their fathers'crimes.
  他是卢瓦尔省一个强盗的孩子。对父辈的罪行孩子是无罪的。
• Brigands armed with a composite bow, sword, padded armour and shield.
  保加利亚盗团成员装备复合弓、长剑、镶甲和盾牌。
• We must unite with the adventurous tribes of brigands, who are the only genuine revolutionaries in Russia.
  我们必须与残忍的强盗团伙相联合，因为他们是俄罗斯真正的唯一的革命者。
• "Don't you remember," said the patron," I told you that among the crew there were two Corsican brigands?"
  “您不记得了吗，”船长说，“我告诉过您船员里面还有两个科西嘉强盗呢。”
• The brigands have never been really extirpated from the neighborhood of Rome.
  罗马附近的土匪实际上从来没有真正被消灭干净过。
• Also, there are something about the social reason that the Northwest Brigands came into being, the general situation of distributing and the behavior mode.
  并且对西北土匪滋生的社会原因、分布概况和行为模式作了初步的分析。
• Some remarks casually dropped by Mrs Smith gave the police the right scent and they soon discovered the whole gang of brigands.
  史密斯夫人无意中说漏了几句话给了警方线索，他们很快就发现了那个偷盗团伙。
• The Brigands 'collapse created good conditions for the economic development and stability of society in the early days of new China.
  土匪的覆灭为社会稳定和经济发展创造了良好的条件。
• Modern Shandong was full of frequent calamity, soldiers and brigands.
  近代山东是一个灾害频繁、兵匪交乘的乱世。
• It was infamous as a kingdom of brigands, scoundrels, and slave-traders.
  该地区因土匪、无赖和奴隶贩子猖獗而声名狼藉。