veterans

英 [ˈvetərənz]

美 [ˈvetərənz]

n.  经验丰富的人; 老手; 退伍军人; 老兵; 老战士; 老水兵
veteran的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 退伍军人;老兵;老战士
  Aveteranis someone who has served in the armed forces of their country, especially during a war.
  1. They approved a $1.1 billion package of pay increases for the veterans of the Persian Gulf War.
     他们通过了对参加过波斯湾战争的老兵增发共计11亿美元的一揽子提案。
• N-COUNT 有经验的人;老手
  You useveteranto refer to someone who has been involved in a particular activity for a long time.
  1. ...Tony Benn, the veteran Labour MP and former Cabinet minister.
     托尼·本，一位经验丰富的工党下院议员和前内阁部长

双语例句

• Surviving veterans say they are grateful for the opportunity, to have such an honor.
  现存的退伍士兵说他们为这个机会而高兴，这代表了一种荣誉。
• We design a comprehensive training program utilizing a lot of people who worked with veterans in the office before.
  我们设计了一个综合培训计划，其中利用了许多，曾与老兵们共同工作过的人员。
• This year, we have veterans that are on the disabled list.
  今年我们有老鸟在伤兵名单上。
• Universal Declaration of rights of war veterans, war disabled and victims of war;
  退位军人、战争致残者和战争受害者权利世界宣言；
• These veterans did not return to protests.
  这些老兵返乡时没有抗议活动。
• We helped provide funds for homeless veterans.
  我们帮助资助了无家可归的老兵们。
• What you'll find, if you talk to older veterans.
  当你和一些老兵聊天的时候，你会发现。
• Even the ideology of veterans and senior cadres would change without rectification.
  就是老兵，老干部，只要你不整风，他的思想也要起变化。
• He says Russia's veterans provide a rich example of service.
  他说俄罗斯的退伍老兵们是为国服务的典范。
• Many veterans believe it is their job to bear witness to the horrors of war that they personally experienced.
  很多老兵认为他们有职责为他们亲身经历的战争的恐怖作证。