gypsies

英 [ˈdʒɪpsiz]

美 [ˈdʒɪpsiz]

n.  吉卜赛人(许多人更喜欢用Romany这个名称)
gypsy的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 吉卜赛人
  Agypsyis a member of a race of people who travel from place to place, usually in caravans, rather than living in one place.
  1. Gypsyis also an adjective.
     
  2. ...the largest gypsy community of any country.
     所有国家中最大的吉卜赛人族群

双语例句

• Word had it that a band of gypsies had been stealing things in the neighborhood.
  据说，一伙吉普赛人一直在附近行窃。
• On arriving at the spot, he found that the gypsies had gone.
  他赶到那里时发现那些吉普赛人已经走了。
• A simmering social problem is now boiling over into violent clashes between Roma ( gypsies) and locals.
  一个即将爆发的社会问题是正在沸腾中的罗马人（吉普赛人）和当地人的距离冲突。
• The gypsies roamed the woods.
  吉普塞人在树林里漫步。
• Mary followed the girl through a dark road. The girl took her to the Gypsies.
  玛丽跟这名女孩走过一条黑暗的道路，她带她来到一群吉普赛人那里。
• Mary was scared. The Gypsies were known for being bad people. But these women were beautiful. They gave her food and a place to sleep.
  玛丽很害怕，因为吉普赛人士有名的坏人；可是这群女人却很美丽，还给她东西吃和地方睡觉。
• Out across the plain, where the horse and cattle fair would be, some gypsies had camped under the trees.
  城外将开设牛马集市的平地上，有些吉普赛人已经在树下扎下了营。
• Many of the gypsies of Spain live in caves, and so do thousands of Asian people.
  西班牙的许多吉普赛人住在洞穴里，数以千计的亚洲人也住在洞穴里。
• Remember, I am the child of gypsies!
  给我记住我是吉普赛人的孩子！
• All the gypsies who used to live here are gone with the wind.
  曾经在这儿住过的吉普赛人已经人去楼空，不再返回了。