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pirate

/pahy-ruht/US // ˈpaɪ rət //UK // (ˈpaɪrɪt) //

海盗,盗版,剽窃,剽窃者

Related Words

raider突击队员,袭击者,突袭者,突击者rover漫游者,流浪者,漫游器,漫游车privateer私掠者,私营企业,私兵,私家侦探corsair海贼王,海盗船,海盗,海贼团marauder掠夺者,劫掠者,劫匪,强盗filibuster拉布,拉布条,拉布战,拉皮条freebooter自由搏击者,自由搏击手,自由搏击的人,自由搏击picaroon皮卡龙,皮卡隆,皮卡洛恩sea rover海浪号,海上漫游者,海游船,海巡

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who robs or commits illegal violence at sea or on the shores of the sea.
    • : a ship used by such persons.
    • : any plunderer, predator, etc.: confidence men, slumlords, and other pirates.
    • : a person who uses or reproduces the work or invention of another without authorization.
    • : Also called pirate stream .Geology. a stream that diverts into its own flow the headwaters of another stream, river, etc.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    pi·rat·ed, pi·rat·ing.

    • : to commit piracy upon; plunder; rob.
    • : to take by piracy: to pirate gold.
    • : to use or reproduce without authorization or legal right: to pirate hit records.
    • : to take or entice away for one's own use: Our competitor is trying to pirate our best salesman.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    pi·rat·ed, pi·rat·ing.

    • : to commit or practice piracy.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounbuccaneer
Forms: pirated, pirates, pirating
Synonyms
raider突击队员,袭击者,突袭者,突击者corsair海贼王,海盗船,海盗,海贼团filibuster拉布,拉布条,拉布战,拉皮条freebooter自由搏击者,自由搏击手,自由搏击的人,自由搏击marauder掠夺者,劫掠者,劫匪,强盗privateer私掠者,私营企业,私兵,私家侦探rover漫游者,流浪者,漫游器,漫游车picaroon皮卡龙,皮卡隆,皮卡洛恩sea rover海浪号,海上漫游者,海游船,海巡

Examples

  • How to make a paper boatThe paper pirate hat is so versatile that any swashbuckling seafarer can whip it right off their head and turn it into a worthy watercraft.

  • How to make a pirate hatCosplay can be fun, and few characters are more classic than pirates.

  • With digital releases, pirates use technologies not available to most consumers to make perfect copies quickly.

  • How generally nonviolent it was from the moment that the pirates got on board, and how well the trades functioned.

  • Simply put, the pirates of the Caribbean tended to prey on the merchant vessels rather than the powerful warships that usually even moved in squadrons.

  • Spam, squirt guns, earthworms, pirate costumes—stuff like that.

  • His acceptance speech was a reflection of his career, and laced with enough profanity to make a pirate blush.

  • Abdi did not have any contact with Muse; Greengrass tried to get hold of the jailed pirate, but was not allowed to speak to him.

  • In 2007, Pirate Bay even attempted to raise the funds to purchase Sealand.

  • What seems to have been a new Dread Pirate Robert, DPR2, greeted users with a “welcome back to Freedom” note.

  • The private trader therefore still ran great risk of being treated as a smuggler, if not as a pirate.

  • But, missionary or pirate, he had visited Darien, and had brought away none but delightful recollections.

  • Countless dogs fought under the feet of passers-by, and over all leered the sardonic face of Jean Bart, pirate and privateer.

  • Soon as the alarm was spread, Prince Tancred, who was near Cefalu, took ships and followed after the pirate's two vessels.

  • "I cannot see in what respect he was any better than a pirate," added Evelyn, in a quiet tone.

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