deserters

英 [dɪˈzɜːtəz]

美 [ˈdɛzərtərz]

n.  逃兵; 开小差的人
deserter的复数

柯林斯词典

• 逃兵;开小差的士兵
  Adeserteris someone who leaves their job in the armed forces without permission.

双语例句

• Deserters and dissidents would be summarily executed.
  逃兵和持不同意见者会被立即处死。
• Only the defeated and deserters go to the wars, cowards that run away and enlist.
  只有被击败者和逃亡者开始作战，懦夫逃跑获得帮助。
• Procuring their rifles, they opened fire in a leisurely manner upon the deserters.
  他们拿起来福枪，懒洋洋地向逃亡者开火。
• Historians now think the crew, whose numbers had diminished inprison through sickness and a suicide, were deserters.
  历史学家现在认为，这些船员是逃兵，在押期间，由于疾病和自杀，他们的人数有所减少。
• He shortly arrived at the river Neman, and asked the ferryman if many deserters had passed that way.
  不久，他来到涅漫河，问那摆渡人有没有很多逃兵路过。
• We heard there were some deserters up in these parts hidden out in a big cave.
  我们听说有些逃兵躲在这里的一个大山洞里面。
• So the whole issue of searching American ships for deserters was a non-issue before the end of the War of1812, because the British and their allies had already stopped Napoleon before it was over.
  所以在1812年战争结束之前去搜查美国船只上的英国逃兵根本是多余的，因为在这场战争结束之前，英国和他的同盟们已经终止了拿破仑的统治。
• I say all deserters should be shot!
  我说啊，所有的逃兵都该吃枪子儿！
• There is no need to bother the colonel with these deserters!
  关于这些背弃都没有必要打扰大校的！
• A little like executing deserters in war, such brutal treatment can serve as a visceral lesson to others.
  这有点像在战争中处决逃兵，残忍的处置方式可以对其他人形成心理威慑。