bandits

英 [ˈbændɪts]

美 [ˈbændəts]

n.  土匪
bandit的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指没有法纪的地区的）强盗，土匪，歹徒
  Robbers are sometimes calledbandits, especially if they are found in areas where the law has broken down.
  1. This is real bandit country.
     这是一个不折不扣的强盗横行的国家。

双语例句

• The village lies beside a main road, making it an easy target for bandits
  村子坐落在大路边上，很容易成为土匪袭击的对象。
• These bandits are just a disorderly mob and will collapse at the first blow.
  这些土匪是一群乌合之众，不堪一击。
• Then one day a gang of bandits attacked the village.
  后来有一天一群强盗袭击了村子。
• Badly battered, the bandits fled in disorder.
  匪徒被打得七零八落，四散奔逃。
• They fought bravely to clean up the bandits.
  他们英勇作战以肃清土匪。
• The bandits turned out in full strength.
  匪徒们倾巢出动。
• The bandits could see at a glance that things had gone badly.
  匪徒们一看就知道事情不妙。
• The roving bandits caused trouble to common people.
  流寇滋扰百姓。
• To catch bandits, first catch the ringleader.
  擒贼先擒王。
• The bandits tied him up and carried him away.
  匪徒把他捆绑起来，架走了。