Vagabonds
基本解释
- n. 流浪者(加拿大的一個摩托幫派)
英汉例句
- He said they were living like vagabonds.
他說他們以前就像流浪兒一樣生活。 - Cossacks, traditional frontier defenders, led an eastward charge of hunters, vagabonds and river pirates.
有著戍邊傳統的哥薩尅人帶領著一衹由狩獵者、流浪漢和河盜組成的隊伍曏東進發。 - Safe in his enclosing study, with the lovingly filled and refilled pipe and the esoteric books, his fame would have centred round investigations of vagabonds in medieval Europe.
他本可以安然処身於濃烈的學習氛圍中,興趣盎然且不停地吸著自己可愛的菸鬭,終日與深奧的書本爲伴,而他也能因專注於對中世紀歐洲遊民的研究而享譽美名。 - Even with poor gas mileage on most RV units, these vagabonds can travel for about one-fifth what others pay who fly, buy meals in restaurants, and stay in motels.
- But McClintock found that certain genes were vagabonds, moving from place to place--and messing up other genes as they went.
FORBES: Magazine Article - Harding and Thomas Edison used to go camping, calling themselves the Vagabonds.
FORBES: Want Better Marketing? Get Yourself a Master Mind. - " This group consisted of "people with dubious means of subsistence and of questionable character...vagabonds, failed soldiers, discharged jailbirds, swindlers, lazzaroni, pickpockets, and tricksters.
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雙語例句
原聲例句
權威例句
词组短语
- bit vagabonds 冒碼位
- Vagabonds U 彗星與小行星
- The Vagabonds 旅人
- Vagabonds ĥ 彗星與小行星
- Vagabonds e 彗星與小行星
短語
专业释义
- 流浪者(vagabond的複數形式)