bandit

1 He was one of the dreaded toduk-nom, the bandits who hid throughout the countryside and on the outskirts of cities, emerging only to rob weary travelers.

2 And everyone in Afghanistan would be happy too, she said, once the antiprogressives, the backward bandits, were defeated.

3 Yes, yes; this is an adventure worthy a place in the varied career of that royal bandit.

是的，是的，这样一次冒险是该在这位强盗国王一生的善恶大事中占有一席之地的。

4 The bandIt'struggled desperately.

那匪徒拼命挣扎.

5 Bandits stop this train and rob the passengers.

6 But instead he swung it in a sudden arc and struck the bandit full in the face.

7 For a long time Kamaswami tried to find him, believing he had fallen into the hands of bandits.

8 The chief, Sixto Juarez, suggests that any robbing is done by gangsters or bandits who impersonate judicial officers.

9 As the bandit ran past Odious' hiding place, Odious cracked him in the nose!

当强盗们跑过欧迪亚斯躲藏的地方，欧迪亚斯打断了他的鼻子！

10 There were ghost plagues, bandit plagues, wars with the Japanese, floods.

11 Arriaga’s Red Cross workers retrieve, on average, ten migrants per month who have fallen or been beaten up by bandits or gangsters.

12 Many of the bandits, Campos says, are current or former police officers.

13 Her eyes were walled up by the bandit.

她的眼睛被那个匪徒蒙住了.

14 The animals were flanked by thirty drivers plus a dozen guardsmen who protected against bandits, settled arguments, and arranged for lodging.

15 Another with a brand, a horned B. Some with the vicious faces of bandits.

16 Sometimes criminals—robbers, brigands, freebooters, highwaymen, hooligans, thugs, bandits, pirates, gangsters, outlaws—organize or join together in gangs or bands or mafias.

17 I remember you were always surprised by this, like you expected the chairs to disappear overnight, stolen by some daring bandit.

18 The danger was that the bandits would make raids on households thinned out during performances.

19 When bandits brought their share of raids home, I waited until they took off their masks so I would know the villagers who stole from their neighbors.

20 The mask not only spared the bandits the sight of their foster son’s face, it also kept them sensible of his whereabouts; under the circumstances, he reeked of opium.

1 土匪

brigand hijacker dacoit dacoity gangster mosstrooper bush ranger moss-trooper bushwhacker rapparee

2 敌机

bogey enemy bogy

3 暴徒

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4 敌人

enemy adversary foe Charlie

5 障碍

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6 歹徒

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7 强盗

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8 麻烦

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9 无赖

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10 盗贼

cat burglar robber brigand flash crook yegg yeggman night walker

11 恶棍

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