ruffians

英 [ˈrʌfiənz]

美

n.  暴徒; 恶棍
ruffian的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 流氓;恶棍;暴徒;罪犯
  Aruffianis a man who behaves violently and is involved in crime.
  1. ...gangs of ruffians who lurk about intent on troublemaking.
     潜伏在周围意图制造麻烦的匪帮

双语例句

• This appellation, Patron-Minette, was probably derived from the hour at which their work ended, the dawn being the vanishing moment for phantoms and for the separation of ruffians.
  这名称，猫老板，也许是指他们活计结束的时刻天刚蒙蒙亮，正是鬼魂消散，匪徒分手的时候。
• The terrified ruffians flung themselves on the arms which they had abandoned in all the corners at the moment of flight.
  那些吓慌了的匪徒全又把先头准备逃跑时扔在屋角里的凶器捡起来。
• His questioners now were not ruffians in black uniforms.
  拷问他的人现在已不再是穿黑制服的粗汉。
• A ragtag group of can-do ruffians trying to compete in a world that just doesn't seem to care.
  一群底层人事想竞争大世界，好象也没人在乎乎他们。
• Field was walking in a street when he was pounced on by some ruffians.
  菲尔德走在街上时，突然遭到几个歹徒的袭击。
• On him way home he was pounced on by some ruffians.
  在回家的路上他突然遭到几个歹徒的袭击。
• This was the moment when Eponine was following the ruffians to the boulevard.
  爱潘妮这时正跟在那伙匪徒后面爬向大路。
• He seized Basque by the collar, and shouted full in his face in fury:& "By the hundred thousand Javottes of the devil, those ruffians did assassinate him!"
  他一把抓住巴斯克的衣领，怒冲冲地向他叫道：“我向十万个长舌鬼发誓，这些强盗杀害了他。”
• The parties involved in disputes, including bureaucrats, gentry, landowners, businessmen, and even the local ruffians rogue tenant servant of society, such as Level and Class members.
  卷入纠纷的当事人包括官僚、乡绅、地主、商人、佃仆乃至地痞无赖等社会各个等级与阶层人员。
• A piece can sometimes be divined on the enunciation of the personages; in the same manner a band can almost be judged from the list of ruffians composing it.
  我们有时能从一张出场人物表去猜测一个剧本，同样，我们也几乎可以从一张匪徒的名单去估计这匪帮。