英:[ˈɡæŋstə(r)]
美:[ˈɡæŋstər]
英:[ˈɡæŋstə(r)]
美:[ˈɡæŋstər]
gang·ster
gaeng str
复数:gangsters
noun
someone who belongs to a criminal gang, esp. one who participates in organized crime; mobster.
这组词都有“资贼、强盗”的意思,其区别是:
burglar指夜间撬窗破门行窃的人。
gangster指结伙进行各种非法活动的武装歹徒。
thief普通用词含义广泛,一般专指盗窍者。
bandit指在乡间或小林地区结帮活动,使用恐吓或暴力行窃的人。现指有组织或单独进行抢窃的盗匪。
robber指以暴力或威胁等手段强行夺取他人财物的人。
pirate指海盗。
以上来源于网络
"犯罪团伙成员",1896年,美国英语,源自 gang(名词)在其犯罪意义上的用法 + -ster。相关词汇: Gangsterism(1918年)。
gang >entry 1 + -ster
The first known use of gangster was in 1884
gaol, gaoler
gantrynoun
a platform made to carry a traveling crane and supported by towers running on parallel tracks
a movable structure used for erecting and servicing rockets before launching
a structure spanning several railroad tracks and displaying signals
gantrynoun
a platform made to carry a traveling crane and supported by towers running on parallel tracks
a movable structure used for erecting and servicing rockets before launching
a structure spanning several railroad tracks and displaying signals
gauntlet1 of 2noun
a protective glove worn with a suit of armor
a protective glove used in industry
an open challenge—used in phrases like throw down the gauntlet
gauntlet2 of 2noun
a double file of men armed with weapons (as clubs) with which to strike at a person who is made to run between them
a severe test or experience
gannetnoun
any of several large fish-eating seabirds that breed chiefly on offshore islands
gangwaynoun
a passage into, through, or out of an enclosed place
gangplank
a clear passage through a crowd—often used as an interjection
Gangway! Coming through!
gangsternoun
a member of a gang of criminals : racketeer
gangsternoun
a member of a gang of criminals : racketeer
gangsternoun
a member of a gang of criminals : racketeer
1 He was obsessed with gangster movies.
他那时迷上了警匪片。
2 About two hundred street gangsters in Chiapas share the rolling criminal enterprise.
3 The gangsters used threats of violence to force the Morrises to pay up.
歹徒们用武力威胁,企图迫使莫里斯家拿出钱来.
4 He'd seen plenty of gangster movies, and the FBI always caught the bad guys.
5 The police crept up from behind and took the gangster by surprise.
警察悄悄从背后绕过去,出其不意地将歹徒逮捕.
6 The gangsters sprayed the car with machinegun bullets.
匪徒们用机枪狂扫汽车.
7 The gangsters used middle-sized boats called “intermediates” to ferry the cargo to speedboats near the coast.
8 But as he pressed toward the door he saw the larger gangster waving to him, a leer on his square face, and Kostya did not resist.
不过,就在他向门口挤去的时候,他看到了那个大块头在向他招手,他的方脸上挂着一丝暧昧的神态。克斯特亚没有拒绝。
9 Ning treats the gangsters more as of a nuisance and a target for mockery.
宁浩在剧中更喜欢把歹徒刻画成人们讨厌和嘲讽的对象.
10 Those gangsters are experienced in knocking over banks.
那些匪徒对于抢动银行是很老练的.
11 He drove the police car at full throttle and dashed at the gangsters.
他驾驶着警车开足马力向匪徒冲去.
12 He walked over to the smaller gangster and placed a hand on his chest.
他走到那个小个子面前,把手放在他的胸口上。
13 The gangster was flushed out from his hideout.
匪徒从藏匿处被驱赶出来。
14 The gangster disappears into the crowd.
匪徒消失在人群中.
15 These are matches with haphazard rules run by gangsters, the matches where I find and catch the gamblers who get in trouble with the law.
16 By the mid-1920s, gangsters were ruling the roost in big cities like New York and Chicago.
17 The gangster walked into the room surrounded by his cohort.
一名匪徒走进被他的一帮人包围的屋子.
18 He’s wearing a weird hat, one of those old gangster movie ones, and there’s white surfer hair sticking out every which way under it.
19 He was set on by a pack of gangsters.
他受到一夥流氓袭击.
20 A visitor was robbed by a gangster.
一名游客被一歹徒抢劫了.
1 土匪
2 匪徒
3 犯罪团伙成员
4 歹徒
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5 恶棍
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6 流氓
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