traitors

英 [ˈtreɪtəz]

美 [ˈtreɪtərz]

n.  背叛者; 叛徒; 卖国贼
traitor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 背叛(信仰)者;背信弃义者
  If you call someone atraitor, you mean that they have betrayed beliefs that they used to hold, or that their friends hold, by their words or actions.
  1. Some say he's a traitor to the working class.
     一些人说他是工人阶级的叛徒。
• N-COUNT (尤指战时的)卖国贼，叛徒
  If someone is atraitor, they betray their country or a group of which they are a member by helping its enemies, especially during time of war.
  1. ...rumours that there were traitors among us who were sending messages to the enemy.
     关于我们中间有叛徒向敌人通风报信的传言

双语例句

• Because that's what we do to traitors.
  因为那就是我们对待叛徒的方式。
• The generals have to root out traitors
  将军们得把叛国者全部铲除。
• Those traitors aren't my people.
  这些叛国者不是我的手下。
• They decided to get rid of these scabs [ traitors].
  他们决定清除[除掉]这些工贼[叛徒]。
• They are traitors who have committed towering crimes and deserve more than death.
  他们是罪大恶极，死有余辜的叛徒。
• I am not even saying most of us will become traitors.
  我更不是说我们中的大多数是叛徒。
• Hail to the Prophet, ascended to heaven! Traitors and tyrants now fight him in vain.
  欢呼谢先知步彩云，升高天！叛徒暴君王徒然与它抗。
• All the rest had by that time been exposed as traitors and counter-revolutionaries.
  他们给揭露出来，变成了叛徒反革命。
• So-called traitors were purged from their ranks.
  所谓的叛徒均已从队伍中清洗出去。
• As they live in a mixed town of Arabs and Jews in Jerusalem, they use hip hop to describe their people's daily struggle of being called traitors by one side and terrorists by the other side.
  他们住在耶路撒冷一个阿拉伯人和犹太人混居的镇上，用嘻哈音乐来描述那里的人们每天都在被一方称为叛徒和被另一方称为恐怖者中挣扎。