英:[ˈfju:dʒətɪv]
美:[ˈfjudʒɪtɪv]
英:[ˈfju:dʒətɪv]
美:[ˈfjudʒɪtɪv]
n.
逃命者
难捕捉之物
adj.
逃亡的
难以捉摸的
短暂的
fu·gi·tive
fyu j tihv
复数:fugitives
比较级:more fugitive
最高级:most fugitive
fugitively (adv.), fugitiveness (n.)
词根:fugacity
adj.fugacious 无常的;短暂的;易逃逸的
n.fugacity 无常;易逃逸;不安定
adjective
running away or intending flight a fugitive debtor
a fugitive slave
moving from place to place : wandering
the fugitive clouds of the sky—K. K. Darrow
being of short duration
the journalist … is concerned only with the fugitive moment—A. L. Guerard
difficult to grasp or retain : elusive
thought is clear or muddy, graspable or fugitive—J. M. Barzun
likely to evaporate, deteriorate, change, fade, or disappear
dyed with fugitive colors
being of transient (see transient entry 1 sense 1) interest
fugitive essays
noun
a person who flees or tries to escape: such as
a person who flees a country or location to escape danger (such as war) or persecution : refugee
a person (such as a suspect, witness, or defendant) involved in a criminal case who tries to elude law enforcement especially by fleeing the jurisdiction called alsofugitive from justice
something elusive or hard to find
14世纪晚期,“逃亡者,逃犯,逃离正义的人,亡命之徒”的意思,源自于 fugitive(形容词)。古法语中, fugitif 也被用作名词,意为“逃亡者”,拉丁语中, fugitivus(形容词)通常也被用作名词,意为“逃亡者,逃奴,逃兵”。
游走的
暂时的
Adjective and Noun Middle English, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French fugitif, from Latin fugitivus, from fugitus, past participle of fugere to flee; akin to Greek pheugein to flee
The first known use of fugitive was in the 14th century
fullerenenoun
any of various hollow carbon compounds
fullerenenoun
any of various hollow carbon compounds
fullbacknoun
a football back who usually lines up between the halfbacks
a mainly defensive player (as in soccer or field hockey) who usually plays near the goal to be defended
fulfillverb
accomplish
fulfill a promise
to measure up to : satisfy
fulfill requirements
fulcrumnoun
the support about which a lever turns
fuguenoun
a musical composition in which themes are repeated in complex patterns
fuguenoun
a musical composition in which themes are repeated in complex patterns
fuguenoun
a musical composition in which themes are repeated in complex patterns
fugitive1 of 2adjective
running away or trying to run away
a fugitive suspect
lasting a very short time : not fixed or lasting
fugitive thoughts
fugitive2 of 2noun
a person who runs away or tries to escapeespecially: refugee
something that is hard to find
fugitive1 of 2adjective
running away or trying to run away
a fugitive suspect
lasting a very short time : not fixed or lasting
fugitive thoughts
fugitive2 of 2noun
a person who runs away or tries to escapeespecially: refugee
something that is hard to find
fugitiveadjective
tending to be inconstant or transient
fugitive aches and pains—Berton Roueche
1 However, he and his, is a fugitive, is a hostage.
不过他与他之间, 一个是逃犯, 一个是人质.
2 At night, White sometimes met with his team in the countryside, the men huddling in the dark like fugitives.
3 Within days after the three fugitive slaves crossed the river, their exploits — and their fate — were being discussed throughout the nation.
再三个黑奴涉水逃到北方要塞之后,怎样对待他们,他们的命运在全国各地都成了热议的话题。
4 Syracuse was an Abolitionist stronghold, and the church bells were used to give the alarm whenever a fugitive was in danger.
5 Before long they lost the course of the brook, slipping across the moonlit patches as fugitives and halting in the bushes with raised ears and staring eyes.
6 She knew what a fugitive would do on the nights when it rained, and the North Star was obscured.
7 At each house, word was sent on to the next stop to be on the alert, to watch for this party of fugitives.
8 Horse-mounted couriers and telegraph wires were alive all day with instructions to troops to enlist the help of fishermen and others on the river to capture the fugitives.
9 The three fugitives ran past another line of shanties that topped a slight rise and gained a litde.
10 Jasper’s reward was fifty dollars, fifteen of that for the tinker who brought the fugitive to jail.
11 It was a coward, a fume, a fugitive who was less than human.
12 Fugitive arrest team came into being received, to receive court pursuing commission of people to flee.
逃亡收捕队应运而生, 以收取法院佣金追捕逃亡人.
13 Worried that the fugitives plan to steal their horses and escape in the night, John and his brother William, armed with a pistol, sleep outside the barn.
14 Sooner or later all fugitive slaves in the city went there seeking information about their relatives, or with requests for help of one kind or another.
15 He asked for some kind of agreement in regard to the return of the hundreds of fugitive slaves living in Canada.
16 Hearing the news, Chong Er escaped from the state of Jin, remaining a fugitive for more than ten years.
重耳闻讯,逃出了晋国,在外流忘十几年。
17 The plantations were twice as big, twice as numerous, the fugitives more plentiful and nimble, the bounties higher.
18 on the whereabouts of his brother, this fugitive
却拒绝说出他的兄弟、这个逃犯
19 Fortunately, fugitive Li was arrested in Sanya this Saturday.
幸运的是,逃亡的李磊已经于上周六在三亚落网。
20 That meant the fugitives were only about a day’s ride ahead of them.
1 即兴的
hot improvisatorial instant sudden off-the-wall extemporaneous uncalculated ad-lib aleatory extemporary aleatoric extemporal
2 难民
4 逃兵
5 流浪
planetary nomad bohemian nomadic roving vagrant peregrine bedouin castaway vagabond runabout peregrin wander stroll wandering rove vagrancy peregrinate roll rogue pilgrim bum tramp divagate nomadize migratory Bedouin lumpen knockabout masterless vagarious roam vagabondage vagabondize drift stray wag on the drift
6 瞬间
instantaneous momentary momentarily minute moment instant in the twinkling of an eye sec second flash crack twinkle MO jiff
10 短暂的
caducous brief fleet passing transient short-lived fleeting deciduous ephemeral bite-sized transitory evanescent in-and-out fugacious fungous short fast lightning momentary quick flying perishable here today brittle volatile frail temporary little impermanent mushroom episodic nonce fly-by-night written in water
12 飘泊
13 逃亡者
abscondee runaway deserter escapee runagate emigre refugee flier émigré lamster bolter levanter d. runner escaper
16 迅速掠过
17 易变
various mobile variable liquid sandy unstable volatile wavy choppy mutable capricious skittish flighty inconstant inequality inconsistency variability
18 即兴
hot improvisatorial instant sudden off-the-wall extemporaneous uncalculated ad-lib aleatory extemporary aleatoric extemporal impromptu extempore extemporaneity extemporization extemporize on feet
19 逃亡
runaway absquatulation escape breakout Hegira absconsion abscondence skip desert abscond decamp absquatulate run make a getaway take flight flight escapade cheat flying guy lucky bolt getaway hegira slope elope mizzle jump vamoos vamoose escaped desertion bolting defect broom cop and heel
20 瞬间的
21 临时的
22 变动的
24 易变的
various mobile variable liquid sandy unstable volatile wavy choppy mutable capricious skittish flighty inconstant
25 逃跑的
28 被流放者
29 短暂
caducous brief fleet passing transient short-lived fleeting deciduous ephemeral bite-sized transitory evanescent in-and-out fugacious fungous briefly passingly brevity impermanence transience evanescence transiency briefness short fast lightning momentary momentarily brittle fleetingly transitoriness flying volatile frail temporality quick temporary little impermanent mushroom episodic nonce fly-by-night momently caducity written in water
31 流浪的
planetary nomad bohemian nomadic roving vagrant peregrine bedouin castaway vagabond runabout peregrin migratory tramp wandering Bedouin lumpen knockabout masterless vagarious
32 转瞬即逝的
33 逃跑
bolt run flee Lam on the lam flight getaway desert scarper make a break on the run turn tail run for it take flight runaway break escape fly spring defect take to legs hook it leg it clear off do a runner get heel desertion beat split sweep breeze evade decamp greyhound give leg bail fly the coop cop a mope take hook make it out