brigand

英 [ˈbrɪɡənd]

美 [ˈbrɪɡənd]

n.  劫匪; 强盗

复数：brigands　第三人称单数：brigands　

法律

BNC.35539 / COCA.29943

牛津词典

noun

• 劫匪；强盗
  a member of a group of criminals that steals from people, especially one that attacks travellers

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

英英释义

noun

• an armed thief who is (usually) a member of a band
  Synonym:bandit

双语例句

• Selfishness and unhappiness often go hand in hand. The poacher, like the smuggler, smacks too strongly of the brigand.
  自私与不快乐常相伴。私自打猎的人正如走私的人，都和土匪相去不远。
• I want this brigand found.
  我要找到这个土匪头子。
• Luckily for the soldier the victim turned out to be a brigand wanted by the police.
  那士兵算是走运：死者原来被警方通缉，是个土匪。
• If you are a brigand then you have me.
  如果你是个无赖，就抓我吧。
• Can not a brigand be treated only as a history noun therefore, the mentality institute has bandit culture culture soil on among the people as before deep.
  因此不能仅将土匪作为一个历史名词看待，匪文化心理所具有的文化土壤在民间依然深厚。
• We passed the desiccated corpse of a brigand hanging on a gibbet.
  我们路过一具悬在绞刑架上的土匪干尸。
• Whilst you, no more than a brigand.
  直到你不再是个强盗。
• From unpopulated to populated, from nomadism to fixed habitation, it has now become a new farming zone with cattle and goats all over the hillsides. He had guarded the flocks among the mountains, and from a shepherd he had slipped into a brigand.
  从无人到有人，从游牧到定居，如今这里已成了牛羊满山坡的新牧区。他在山里看守过牛羊，从牧人变成了强盗。
• Goblin brigand attacks each turn if able.
  每回合若能进攻则须进攻。
• But there is an innate sympathy between the Roman brigand and the Roman peasant and the latter is always ready to aid the former.
  他们十分清楚，这个亡命者一定是个强盗，但在罗马十匪和罗马农民之间，天生存在着一种同情心。