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brigand

/brig-uhnd/US // ˈbrɪg ənd //UK // (ˈbrɪɡənd) //

山贼,马贼,山寨货,山寨版

Related Words

outlaw不法分子,不法之徒,歹徒,取缔役desperado不择手段的人,不顾一切,不择手段,不择手段者thief小偷,窃贼,盗贼,贼highwayman高速路人,高路人,高速公路司机,公路客bandit匪徒,劫匪,盗匪,盗贼soldier士兵,士兵们,士人,士官pirate海盗,盗版,剽窃,剽窃者robber劫匪,掠夺者,盗贼,盗版者marauder掠夺者,劫掠者,劫匪,强盗pillager掠夺者,掠食者,劫掠者,枕边人footpad脚板,脚垫,脚底板,脚踏车freebooter自由搏击者,自由搏击手,自由搏击的人,自由搏击

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a bandit, especially one of a band of robbers in mountain or forest regions.

Synonyms & Antonyms

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Synonyms
bandit匪徒,劫匪,盗匪,盗贼desperado不择手段的人,不顾一切,不择手段,不择手段者footpad脚板,脚垫,脚底板,脚踏车freebooter自由搏击者,自由搏击手,自由搏击的人,自由搏击highwayman高速路人,高路人,高速公路司机,公路客marauder掠夺者,劫掠者,劫匪,强盗outlaw不法分子,不法之徒,歹徒,取缔役pillager掠夺者,掠食者,劫掠者,枕边人pirate海盗,盗版,剽窃,剽窃者robber劫匪,掠夺者,盗贼,盗版者soldier士兵,士兵们,士人,士官thief小偷,窃贼,盗贼,贼

Examples

  • Men who had fled other camps and been set upon by brigands had been known to beg the nearest Ottoman official they could find to take them back.

  • The Spaniards, indeed, feigned to regard them only as a remnant of the rebels who had joined the pre-existing brigand bands.

  • This was the flourishing time of the notorious Fra Diavolo, who began as brigand and blossomed into a patriot.

  • In the East the brigand has had a freer scope, and has even founded kingdoms.

  • The patriot band attracts the brigand proper, who is not averse to continue his old courses under an honourable pretext.

  • A Kurdish brigand chief with a large banking account in England sounds a wildly impossible conception.

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