confederates

英 [kənˈfɛdərɪts]

美 [kənˈfɛdərəts]

n.  同谋; 同伙; 从犯; 共犯
confederate的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (秘密活动的)同伙，同党，同谋
  Someone'sconfederatesare the people they are working with in a secret activity.

双语例句

• The Confederates advanced from this position to cemetery ridge.
  联邦军从这个位置行进到墓园山脊。
• On July 4, the Confederates began to retreat, but again Meade failed to attack them, and Lincoln was again disappointed.
  7月4日，他们开始撤退，可是米德将军错失良机，没有及时进攻敌军，这让林肯再一次陷入绝望。
• When the danger of the enterprise became obvious, one by one Claud's confederates backed out, and left him to carry the can.
  当企业的危机变得十分明显时，克劳德的同伙人一个个打了退堂鼓，让他一个人倒霉。
• Would the Confederates march away without even a fight?
  联盟军会不经过战斗就开走吗？
• The Confederates marched in their sleep, too tired to think for the most part.
  南部联盟军疲乏得边行军边打瞌睡，绝大部分人已什么也不想了。
• They reinstated Liu and all his confederates.
  他们立即恢复了刘志丹和他所有部下的原职。
• He is one of her most trusted confederates.
  他是她最信任的同伙之一。
• England, France and other confederates and declared to unconditionally null and void all the unequal treaties with China. So, the Treaty of Maguan was immediately abolished.
  日本声明无条件废止中日两国不平等条约，所以上述《马关条约》也随即废止。
• President Lincoln could not seem to find a commander who could win and keep pushing to finish off the Confederates.
  林肯总统当时找不到一个能赢得胜利、尽快消灭邦联军的将领。
• A decisive battle in the American Civil War ( 1863); after being besieged for nearly seven weeks the Confederates surrendered.
  美国南北战争中决定性意义的一战（1863）；被包围接近七个星期后南部联盟的军队最终投降。