fugitives

英 [ˈfjuːdʒɪtɪvz]

美 [ˈfjudʒɪtɪvz]

n.  逃亡者; 逃跑者; 亡命者
fugitive的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 逃亡者;亡命者;(通常指)逃犯
  Afugitiveis someone who is running away or hiding, usually in order to avoid being caught by the police.
  1. The rebel leader was a fugitive from justice.
     叛军头目是一名在逃的不法之徒。
  2. ...the fugitive train robber.
     逃亡的火车劫匪

双语例句

• Canada was the primary destination for many fugitives.
  加拿大是许多逃亡者的首选终点站。
• On his way to arrest Christian fugitives in Damascus, Paul claimed to have a direct personal vision of Christ ( whom he had never actually met during his lifetime).
  保罗声称，在去大马士革逮捕逃亡基督徒的途中，他亲眼看到了基督（其实他一生从未见过）。
• Analysts say the countries are reluctant to hand fugitives suspected of economic crimes to Beijing because of concerns over whether they would get fair trials, and because of China's use of the death penalty for such crimes.
  分析者称这些国家不愿意将涉嫌经济贪污的逃亡者交给中国是因为担心这些人是否会得到公平的审判，还因为这类犯罪在中国可被判处死刑。
• Meanwhile, India is renewing demands Pakistan hand over wanted fugitives.
  另一方面，印度再次要求巴基斯坦交出受到通缉的逃犯。
• The soldiers began to search the houses round about, and to pursue the fugitives.
  士兵们开始搜查四周的房屋并追捕逃亡者。
• Secretly shelter ( as of fugitives or criminals).
  秘密地隐匿（逃亡者或罪犯）。
• When the coast was clear, the fugitives came out of their hiding place.
  当没有危险时，难民们自藏匿处出来。
• Most of the fugitives have been persuaded to return peaceably.
  大部分逃跑的人都被劝说回来了。
• Young-jak, you pick fighters from the fugitives, the best men.
  永载，在逃亡者中挑选些人手。
• Sacred place ( where sb is protected from people wishing to arrest or attack him) The fugitives have found protection in you.
  （为受逮捕、攻击威胁的人提供的）庇护所亡命之徒在你们那里找到了庇护所。