robbers

英 [ˈrɒbəz]

美 [ˈrɑbərz]

n.  强盗; 盗贼; 抢劫犯
robber的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 强盗;盗贼;抢劫犯
  Arobberis someone who steals money or property from a bank, a shop, or a vehicle, often by using force or threats.
  1. Armed robbers broke into a jeweller's through a hole in the wall.
     持械抢劫者通过墙上的一个洞闯进了一家珠宝店。

双语例句

• This band of robbers has occupied the Taihang Mountain for a long time.
  这伙强盗箕踞在太行山上已经很久了。
• Two robbers broke into her home, held a knife to her throat and stole her savings.
  两个盗贼闯进了她的家，把刀架在她的脖子上，抢走了她的积蓄。
• The robbers cleaned the bank out, and got away with ￡ 100,000.
  强盗把银行洗劫一空，抢走了10万英镑。
• Countryside robbers are learning the ways of the wild west by stampeding cattle to distract farmers before raiding their homes.
  乡间强盗正在学习早期西部人的做法，先让牛群受惊四处乱窜以转移农民的注意力，然后再洗劫他们的房屋。
• The forest is full of evil spirits and robbers.
  森林充满了邪恶的幽灵和强盗。
• Masked robbers broke in, tied him up, and made off with$ 8,000
  几个蒙面大盗破门而入，把他捆起来，抢走了8,000美元。
• A band of armed robbers held up the passengers and took all their money.
  一伙武装匪徒断路拦劫旅客的钱财。
• The sinister and vicious robbers kidnapped the professor.
  歹毒的强盗绑架了教授。
• The robbers fled when they saw the police.
  强盗看见警察便逃跑了。
• If robbers abounded, tax-gatherers and creditors had disappeared.
  如果盗贼蜂起，税使和债主就消失了。