insurgents

英 [ɪnˈsɜːdʒənts]

美 [ɪnˈsɜrdʒənts]

n.  起义者; 叛乱者; 造反者
insurgent的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 起义者;暴动者;叛乱者
  Insurgentsare people who are fighting against the government or army of their own country.
  1. By early yesterday, the insurgents had taken control of the country's main military air base.
     到昨天清晨为止,叛乱者已经控制了该国的主要空军基地。

双语例句

• The insurgents have vowed to disrupt the presidential election and have warned people not to vote.
  激进分子已经誓言要扰乱总统选举，并警告人们不要去投票。
• In2006 Iraqi civilians took a stand against the insurgents and ran them out of town.
  在2006年，伊拉克人民站在了反对叛乱的立场上并且将他们赶出城。
• Suspected insurgents ambushed a NATO convoy in southern Afghanistan overnight Monday.
  周日晚，疑似起义武装的部队埋伏在阿富汗南部袭击了一支北约护航车队。
• US military said it was engaged in fire fight with insurgents at the time.
  美军称当时他们正在和叛乱者进行激烈的枪战。
• This may be enough to deter hostile governments, but insurgents and militias might be less worried.
  这可能足够吓住敌对的政府，然而叛乱分子和民兵部队却无需如此担心。
• That's a time when insurgents have launched many attacks.
  反叛分子在这段时间多次发动袭击。
• By early yesterday, the insurgents had taken control of the country's main military air base.
  到昨天清晨为止，叛乱者已经控制了该国的主要空军基地。
• The regular troops of Baden joined the insurgents.
  巴登的正规军参加到起义军方面来了。
• Instead, insurgents sabotaged pipelines, assassinated engineers and managers, and suppressed Iraq's oil industry for years.
  相反，武装分子破坏管线，暗杀工程师和管理人员，并抑制伊拉克石油工业达数年之久。
• Insurgents also set off bombs at a busy intersection, security checkpoints.
  反叛者们也在繁忙的十字路口和安全检查站引爆炸弹。